hsarci | vlt, what do u mean what client? | 00:00 |
hsarci | vlt, im using ubuntu....server is windows | 00:00 |
mgv2 | can you tell me how to completly remove pulseaudio? | 00:00 |
TuNiX | are you talking about VNC? | 00:00 |
vlt | hsarci: What client program are you using? rdesktop? | 00:00 |
TuNiX | apt-get uninstall pulsaudio-common | 00:00 |
TuNiX | ? | 00:00 |
The_Doctor | mgv2: Wait a week and upgrade and try again... | 00:01 |
jerknextdoor | mavity: yeah, i just had the same problem. and the reason i uninstalled it was because the menus were all screwed up. | 00:01 |
hsarci | vlt, i don't think so..its just called "terminal server client". im on kbuntu but i think this is the one that comes with gnome... | 00:01 |
jamiejackson | My home router can see the hostname of both UbuntuMachineA and UbuntuMachineB. However, from UbuntuMachineC (my laptop), I can only resolve UbuntuMachineA by hostname. What might be the problem? | 00:01 |
mavity | it seems like wine doesnt completely remove itself and ubuntu is getting confused | 00:01 |
mgv2 | The_Doctor, in windows i had a similar problem - latley someone told me that the microphne works very low but i dont know how to change it | 00:01 |
vlt | hsarci: Have you tried Ctrl+Alt+Return for leaving fullscreen mode? | 00:02 |
hsarci | vlt, thats what i do, then i close the window...but then the terminal server client program acts like it wasnt expecting the connection to be closed and it pops up and error message and asks me to reconnect... | 00:03 |
hsarci | vlt, im just assuming that theres another way to tell the program to actually close the conncetion | 00:03 |
vlt | hsarci: sorry, I don't know what they put as a wrapper around rdesktop and how to tell it to disconnect. | 00:04 |
tuffax1 | can anyone assist me with package sharing on a local network? | 00:06 |
Ziber | Uhm | 00:06 |
Ziber | [root@bravo ~]# ssh alpha | 00:06 |
Ziber | Your account has expired; please contact your system administrator | 00:06 |
Ziber | ... | 00:06 |
Ziber | How do I revert locking? | 00:07 |
ubd | does mk2fs has an option to fill with all zeros? | 00:07 |
crypt-0 | it works with cheese, but mplayer and ffmpeg just get garbage from it, it is a logtech | 00:08 |
vlt | Ziber: Oops, didn't know that. `passwd -u` | 00:08 |
Ziber | vlt: thanks. | 00:08 |
vlt | ubd: You can use `shred` before `mkfs`. | 00:08 |
Ziber | -d, --delete delete the password for the named account <-- I think thats the one I should use? | 00:08 |
pejo_ | What package contains the iso-8859-1 locales in Ubuntu 9.04? | 00:09 |
vlt | Ziber: Yes, sounds better. But check that you can't login locally w/o password at all then. | 00:09 |
mavity | jerknextdoor: did you ever figure it out | 00:09 |
ubd | vlt does shred also work for free space | 00:09 |
vlt | pejo_: "locales" I think | 00:10 |
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pejo_ | vlt, if i dpkg-reconfigure locales I only get UTF-8 ones, and C. Do I need to do something else? | 00:10 |
vlt | ubd: When you run it _before_ mkfs the whole block device will filled with random or zero data | 00:10 |
Ziber | vlt: I cant :) | 00:11 |
annoia | How do I prevent modules from being loaded at startup? I have a broadcom wireless netcard and I need to use the wl driver. However, the b43 drivers are loaded, blocking the card. | 00:11 |
vlt | pejo_: `locale-gen iso-8859-1`? | 00:11 |
vlt | pejo_: But I don't know how to "activate" it if `dpkg-reconfigure` doen't work ... | 00:12 |
hey_joe | how would i go about changing the start level of NIS? | 00:12 |
hey_joe | from whatever it is to later in the chain...? | 00:12 |
pejo_ | vlt, any idea why someone made it so hard to get the iso-8859-1 stuff? There seems to be plenty of UTF-8 stuff. | 00:12 |
zulfi | ok i downlond it whats next? | 00:13 |
vlt | annoia: put it into /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist | 00:13 |
annoia | vlt - Nice, thanks! | 00:13 |
bazhang | zulfi, is it finished installing? close firefox and restart it | 00:13 |
pejo_ | vlt, ah! locale-gen sv_SE. Thank youj! | 00:14 |
hey_joe | how do i change start levels? | 00:14 |
hey_joe | nevermind... | 00:15 |
hey_joe | i figured it out (/etc/default/nis) | 00:15 |
theoo | my delete key is not working.. how to map it.. | 00:15 |
frogzoo | I need yacc for gutsy - yet I don't see a "yacc" package - what's the ubuntu alternative, byacc? | 00:16 |
SchneeSchwarz | frogzoo: bison | 00:18 |
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pejo_ | vlt, I'm going to sound like a crazy man here but I just installed ubuntu and it seems I can only ssh to each host once. After I've been connected to them and disconnect they stop responding to ping. Other servers that I haven't connected to still responds. | 00:19 |
LaireTM | My idea was to mount the FTP on my homeserver and give acces over samba. With this line in the fstab file I mount it: | 00:20 |
LaireTM | curlftpfs#<user>:<password>@<ftpserver> /media/ftp_markus fuse rw,allow_other,noauto,user 0 0 | 00:20 |
LaireTM | It mount the FTP Folder, but the problem is, that I cant make changes. When I open a file on the FTP and edit it, I can't save the file. | 00:20 |
vlt | pejo_: Don't connect to my server then ;-) | 00:21 |
Scunizi | frogzoo: gutsy? you sure? it's end of life.. time to upgrade | 00:21 |
pejo_ | vlt, heh, ok - I'll be careful so I don't take out all of internet. | 00:22 |
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frogzoo | Scunizi: yeah I know but, I just need something that will build openwrt atm | 00:22 |
Scunizi | frogzoo: I'm not sure where they put them but I think the repo's for eol releases are still around someplace | 00:23 |
vlt | pejo_: Name an example of a server not responding to your ping. | 00:23 |
frogzoo | Scunizi: I've found the repo, just figuring out if I need btyacc or byacc or whatever | 00:23 |
aleman | hello are you there | 00:24 |
Scunizi | frogzoo: sorry I don't have an answer to that one.. | 00:24 |
Scunizi | aleman: no | 00:24 |
frogzoo | Scunizi: np, thx man | 00:24 |
Scunizi | aleman: hello is gone for the day | 00:24 |
pejo_ | vlt, dexter.ludd.ltu.se | 00:24 |
aleman | hello are you there | 00:24 |
vlt | pejo_: It's answering my pings | 00:25 |
aleman | ok sorry don't know how to work this | 00:25 |
aleman | i am new to ubuntu and i needed some help | 00:25 |
Scunizi | aleman: no problem.. type your question and if anyone knows the answer .. then they will.. we're all volunteers here. | 00:25 |
vlt | !ask | aleman | 00:25 |
ubottu | aleman: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 00:25 |
aleman | there are lot of things i want to do that i used to do with windows | 00:25 |
aleman | ok thank u | 00:25 |
pejo_ | vlt, I realize the machine is up, and I connected just fine to it minutes ago. | 00:26 |
aleman | how can i get my linksys wusb300n to work with ubuntu | 00:26 |
Billiard | aleman: what is not working? | 00:27 |
aleman | my linksys wireless wusb300n is not working | 00:27 |
vlt | pejo_: ssh has a -v option | 00:27 |
rpinzon | hi there, when i'm choose the version to download(64bits), i get a link with "amd64" in the url, it's a version only for amd processors? I don't know what version is better to me, i have core 2 duo T7250 and it's 64bits. | 00:27 |
aleman | i need drivers or i need to install it to ubuntu | 00:27 |
Billiard | aleman: routers do not have drivers | 00:27 |
jrib | rpinzon: no, amd64 is the name of the architecture | 00:27 |
aleman | it is a wireless adapter and it does have a driver | 00:28 |
Billiard | aleman: o sorry i thought it was a router | 00:28 |
aleman | it is ok | 00:28 |
vlt | rpinzon: And it is the correct one for Intel's 64bit CPUs too. | 00:28 |
pejo_ | vlt, yes, it gets to "Connecting to dexter.ludd.ltu.se ..port 22." and then nothing. | 00:28 |
Scunizi | aleman: probably no need for a driver.. just plug it in.. up by the clock will be a network icon ... click it and enable wireless | 00:28 |
aleman | it is plugged in and there is no network icon | 00:29 |
Billiard | aleman: idk you might be able to get some help from this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=530772&highlight=wusb300n | 00:29 |
dragon | how do i find out what package provides the binary `whois`? | 00:29 |
rpinzon | thanks jrib and vlt, in this case i will get it because i'm using Jaunty 32bit now | 00:29 |
annoia | vlt - Ok, it works for when I use modprobe, but the ssb module is still loaded at startup. | 00:30 |
William-Ubuntu | can i change the number show in Place -> Recent documents? | 00:30 |
William-Ubuntu | it is too little | 00:30 |
William-Ubuntu | anyone can help me? | 00:30 |
pejo_ | dragon, dpkg -S /usr/bin/whois | 00:31 |
Sparkie | whats the helpbot called here lol | 00:31 |
hash_ | hi | 00:31 |
vlt | annoia: _Could_ be it is already loaded in initrd. Then you'd have to update it now. | 00:31 |
dragon | pejo_: thanks! | 00:31 |
vlt | annoia: Then the blacklist entry is applied to initrd too | 00:31 |
Scunizi | aleman: this might be a buggy network adaptor.. check out this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsLinksys#USB | 00:31 |
aleman | 2nd question my dvd player doesn't work i already unistall and renstall but can't play my dvds even tried vlc player too | 00:32 |
vlt | pejo_: Can you ping other hosts? | 00:32 |
pejo_ | vlt, yes, www.ludd.ltu.se works for example. (Haven't connected there) | 00:32 |
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Scunizi | aleman: playing a dvd requires licensed codecs that are transparent in windows because you've already paid for them in the price of your dvd software or windows.. I'll give you a link for what you need in ubuntu.. | 00:33 |
Scunizi | !dvd | aleman | 00:33 |
ubottu | aleman: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 00:33 |
vlt | pejo_: You can ping www.... but not dexter...?!? | 00:34 |
vlt | pejo_: What if you type the IP manually? | 00:34 |
lilzeus | how do I map to a ubuntu drive/share in Windows? | 00:34 |
aleman | i already dowlaoded codex from ubuntu too but it didn't work | 00:34 |
vlt | lilzeus: Network or local drive? | 00:35 |
vlt | aleman: Can you check an unencrypted DVD? | 00:35 |
hash_ | pejo_ cat /etc/resolv.conf | 00:35 |
lilzeus | vlt: I want to be on a windows machine and access a drive/folder/directory whatever that is on my ubuntu machine | 00:35 |
vlt | lilzeus: Via network? | 00:36 |
pejo_ | vlt, that works. When i type "host dexter" I get the ip back reversed. | 00:36 |
lilzeus | vlt: yes | 00:36 |
larkin | hello | 00:36 |
nils- | hmm can I disable network manager for certain interfaces? | 00:36 |
lilzeus | vlt: they are both on the same network | 00:36 |
vlt | !samba | lilzeus | 00:36 |
ubottu | lilzeus: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 00:36 |
lilzeus | ah, ok, thanks...will give it a try | 00:37 |
larkin | were can I get Ubuntu 10 beta?? | 00:37 |
aleman | where is unencrypeted dvd | 00:37 |
pejo_ | hash, it's using the builtin stuff in some crappy router (linksys?) I have. I've been using that device for years though with other operating systems. | 00:37 |
larkin | were can I get Ubuntu 10 beta?? | 00:37 |
larkin | were can I get Ubuntu 10 beta?? | 00:37 |
larkin | were can I get Ubuntu 10 beta?? | 00:37 |
FloodBot3 | larkin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:37 |
lilzeus | vlt: I am in synaptic, which samba do I need? | 00:38 |
lilzeus | vlt: I have 9.04 | 00:38 |
vlt | aleman: In your DVD shelf? | 00:38 |
vlt | lilzeus: Just "samba" | 00:39 |
lilzeus | vlt: samba4? | 00:39 |
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elementz | i am confused: while compiling mpd, it asks for glib-2.6. but when heading over to gtk.org, the latest stable glib release seems to be 2.2. am i confusing something? | 00:40 |
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puff | Interesting point, re: DVD codec licenses... I wonder if it would be feasible to open a software company that sells open source applications that use properly licensed codecs. | 00:40 |
vlt | lilzeus: There seem to be two versiona available. I'd go for "samba". | 00:40 |
lilzeus | vlt: what does the little ubuntu symbol next to the checkbox mean in synaptic? | 00:40 |
hash_ | lilzeus> mount -t cifs //ip/share /mnt/ -o user=user | 00:40 |
shannon | WTF IS THIS???1 | 00:40 |
puff | And I wonder if you could make the license user-specific, so once a user buys one, they have the right to download the codec for other operating systems. | 00:40 |
puff | Er, right to use the codec, that is. | 00:40 |
hash_ | lilzeus> smbfs install | 00:40 |
SBallmer | windows 7 sucks | 00:40 |
shannon | you guys are stupid | 00:40 |
BaGy | SBallmer, :) | 00:40 |
* TruckBalls waves penis in the air | 00:41 |
crashandburn | hmmm... SBallmer sez windowz 7 sucks... i wonder if there's anyting to it | 00:41 |
vlt | lilzeus: Don't know. Maybe that pkg comes from the Canonical maintained repo. | 00:41 |
jayferd | is there a slightly less crowded room where i can get a question answered? | 00:41 |
vlt | HawttDawgg: He wants it the other way round I think | 00:41 |
mnaines | jayferd: Try #ubuntu-offtopic | 00:42 |
lilzeus | hash_: what is the difference between 'samba' and 'smbfs'? | 00:42 |
IdleOne | jayferd: they will probably send you back here. what is your question | 00:42 |
mnaines | jayferd: You can also ask in here, I am sure someone in here can help | 00:42 |
jayferd | mnaines: but i'm on topic... | 00:42 |
jayferd | okay | 00:42 |
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vlt | !ask | jayferd | 00:42 |
ubottu | jayferd: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 00:42 |
jorik | jayferd: enochlophobia? | 00:43 |
mnaines | Aww, vlt beat me to it | 00:43 |
frogzoo | !koala | 00:43 |
ubottu | Karmic Koala is the codename for Ubuntu 9.10, due October 29th, 2009 - Karmic is BETA and MAY break - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 00:43 |
mnaines | jorik: Could also be agoraphobia | 00:43 |
usser | lilzeus, smbfs allows you to mount windows shares as if they are local directories | 00:43 |
jayferd | okay lemme type it up real quick | 00:43 |
vlt | lilzeus: samba is the server, smbfs a client for accessing shares from windows machines | 00:44 |
sunny007 | I have a problem with mysql installation. AppArmour thing fails to load. Any help would be great. | 00:44 |
jerknextdoor | i'm looking for advice on my thinkpad r51 overheating with 9.04. | 00:44 |
lilzeus | then smbfs is what I need...thanks all | 00:44 |
usser | jerknextdoor, install cpufreq and scale it down if you dont already do that | 00:44 |
mnaines | jerknextdoor: Laptops are always prone to overheating. Best advice is to get a cooling stand for it. | 00:44 |
mnaines | jerknextdoor: Make sure your laptop's CPU supports scaling first | 00:45 |
cpjr72 | can windows mount ext3 or 4? | 00:45 |
sunny007 | I have a problem with mysql installation. AppArmour thing fails to load. Any help would be great. | 00:45 |
aleman | is the network adapter automatically enable when you plug them in or we have to open something | 00:45 |
lilzeus | once I install smbfs, where can I find it? | 00:45 |
mnaines | aleman: It should auto-enable when you plug it in | 00:45 |
windwhinny | cpjr72>with some software,it can mount ext3 | 00:45 |
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usser | cpjr72, it can mount both of them but only as if they are ext2 filesystems, ie no journaling, no extents. | 00:46 |
sunny007 | I have a problem with mysql installation. AppArmour thing fails to load. Any help would be great. | 00:46 |
cpjr72 | thanks you guys, I guess I need to ntfs my shared "data" drive then :-) | 00:46 |
mnaines | cpjr72: Actually, just use Samba | 00:46 |
aleman | how do i get to sudo | 00:46 |
usser | lilzeus, you dont have to find it or configure it or anything, just type mount -c cifs //server/share /localmount -o username=<remote user> | 00:46 |
vlt | lilzeus: I read your first description as if you needed samba ... nm ... After installing you can use it with `mount`. | 00:46 |
sp00 | karmic comes out on the 20th? | 00:47 |
cpjr72 | mnaines, I thought samba was a networking thing? | 00:47 |
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sunny007 | aleman, type su | 00:47 |
aleman | sudo ndiswrapper -i netmw245.inf | 00:47 |
mnaines | cpjr72: Samba allows you to share files over a network between multiple operating systems, yes. | 00:47 |
cpjr72 | mnaines, I'm duel booting and want my downloads, music, etc | 00:47 |
cpjr72 | only 1 pc | 00:48 |
sunny007 | I have a problem with mysql installation. AppArmour thing fails to load. Any help would be great. | 00:48 |
lilzeus | usser: where //server/share is the directory on ubuntu I want to share, and /localmount is what? | 00:48 |
mnaines | cpjr72: Why are you dual-booting? | 00:48 |
cpjr72 | mnaines, because of games mainly | 00:48 |
mnaines | cpjr72: Linux HAS games | 00:48 |
sp00 | When does karmic come out? | 00:48 |
cpjr72 | mnaines, not stuff like prototype, new wolfenstien :-) | 00:49 |
mgmuscari | is there a way i can change the start order of things that start with my x session in jaunty? | 00:49 |
mnaines | cpjr72: Check Tremulous, Sauerbraten (sauerbraten is more like wolfenstein), and others | 00:49 |
mgmuscari | specifically gdm | 00:49 |
usser | lilzeus, no smbfs is a client not a server. if you want to share directories from a linux machines, you need samba package | 00:49 |
sunny007 | I have a problem with mysql installation. AppArmour thing fails to load. Any help would be great. | 00:49 |
jerknextdoor | usser: mnaines: after reading some forum posts i'm thinking its related to an ubuntu-thinkpad fan speed issue. | 00:49 |
cpjr72 | mnaines, actually I'm partly using ubuntu to hide from playing too much of that crap, I like having tetris in my OS, brings me back to 1990 :-) | 00:50 |
SJr | When I mute my computer, I get static on Ubuntu 9.04? | 00:50 |
mnaines | jerknextdoor: Alas, all laptops have a fan speed issue. It is not the speed of the fan per se, its the small size of the fan. Not enough airflow to maintain a specific temperature for any length of time | 00:50 |
bastid_raZor | cpjr72: you want to mount your ntfs partitions in ubuntu? | 00:50 |
cpjr72 | bastid_raZor, I knew I could do that, I wasnt sure if I could just use the ext3 in windows tho | 00:50 |
cpjr72 | m$ is so closed mined | 00:51 |
sp00 | is the release of Karmic on the 29th still going as planned? Will i have to do a fresh install in order for my system to work 100% properly? | 00:51 |
jerknextdoor | mnaines: i realize that. but this didnt happen in 8.04 or when i ran knoppix. it happened in 8.10 and persists after a clean install of 9.04. | 00:51 |
bastid_raZor | cpjr72: windows does have issues reading ext3 but i think there is a way. | 00:51 |
usser | sp00, no fresh install is not required | 00:51 |
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mnaines | jerknextdoor: Even my Toshiba Satellite has problems staying cool if I don't use a stand to prop it up so air can flow through the vents. The laptop smokes after a while if I use it on my bed or without the stand | 00:52 |
vlt | cpjr72: You could use vfat for that shared file system. | 00:52 |
cpjr72 | bastid_raZor, not worth the headache since ubuntu can handle the ntfs.. its just mainly for a shared dump spot on my PC | 00:52 |
bastid_raZor | http://www.fs-driver.org/ cpjr72 | 00:52 |
mnaines | bastid_raZor: I used a program for Windows that allows the mounting of Linux file systems by assigning them a drive letter, but you have to google "Linux File System for Windows" | 00:52 |
frog | there is a router, to that i dont have an access. [how] can i check its port range fowarding? | 00:53 |
lilzeus | so, I am 'sharing' the folder, how do I access it in Windows? | 00:53 |
mnaines | frog, if you don't have access, you can't check its settings | 00:53 |
hsarci | is it normal to have a bunch of processes called "apport-kde" running at one time? | 00:54 |
mavity | i have this folder under the wine app (gui menu) that no longer serves a purpose. how i delete it? where is this located? | 00:54 |
frog | though there are any Tricks to reach the goal | 00:54 |
mnaines | hsarci: Yes. I use Gnome, and its common to have several Gnome and Compiz processes running at one time | 00:54 |
usser | lilzeus, if you share it with samba, just type \\ip of the ubuntu\sharename in windows explorer address bar | 00:54 |
hsarci | manines, cool...thanks | 00:55 |
Alan1 | hey :) | 00:55 |
trism | hsarci: it means you have kde apps that are crashing (apport-kde generates crash reports) | 00:55 |
mnaines | frog, the only way is to bruteforce the password on the router, but that is both illegal and something we do not assist with nor advocate | 00:55 |
usser | lilzeus, but generally if you configure everything properly your ubuntu box should show up in my network places | 00:55 |
lilzeus | usser: I just clicked on the folder and went to sharing, is that 'samba'? | 00:55 |
hsarci | trism, oh...so should i kill those processes? | 00:56 |
jayferd | okay here goes | 00:56 |
jayferd | so i gave my friend some advice, which i think i'm discovering upon testing is wrong, but for no good reason. | 00:56 |
jayferd | he had a real dinosaur, a computer that couldn't boot from cd or usb; he wanted to install xubuntu. i told him he could attach the HDD to another computer, partition it the way he wanted, but with a small partition on the end for the livecd environment; then he could boot the livecd from the main HDD on the dinosaur. | 00:56 |
jayferd | So I tried this myself, on a computer i'm reviving. I used the following partition scheme (sizes approximate): | 00:56 |
FloodBot3 | jayferd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:56 |
jayferd | sda1 10G ext4 | 00:56 |
jayferd | sda2 25G ext4 | 00:56 |
frog | mnaines: i ic | 00:56 |
usser | lilzeus, thats a bad way to do it! it is samba, but its a gimmick. dont use that tool. Configure sharing properly its not hard | 00:56 |
Ademan | are there any plans for a dbus interface for panel applets? | 00:56 |
Alan1 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/295048/ can i please get help with this? | 00:57 |
lilzeus | usser: my ubuntu box does not show up in network places in windows | 00:57 |
jayferd | my bad. http://paste.ubuntu.com/295047/ | 00:57 |
mavity | how do i delete a folder from wine? it keeps displaying this program i no longer use. | 00:57 |
usser | lilzeus, configure samba sharing properly | 00:58 |
lilzeus | usser: how do I do that? | 00:58 |
mnaines | Alan1: I do not know why you used pastebin to ask the question. You could have just typed it all out here on one line | 00:58 |
cscho0415 | hey i have a linux box and a linksys router... im currently on vacation and forgot to turn my firewall off... my firewall only allows 2 ip's to ssh, one is its own ip the other is my other house.. is there away to tunnel through my linksys router (i can connect to that) to get access | 00:58 |
cscho0415 | i also have apache running and inspircd | 00:58 |
Alan1 | I tried upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10 from 9.04, the installation downloads everything fine, crashes during installing the distribution, and now my computer will not boot up (I'm running Ubuntu dual boot, neither Vista or Ubuntu will start). Whenever I boot Ubuntu it loads and then gets stuck at a black screen with one dash on the top left corner. When I try boot Vista it just goes straight back to bios load and back to dual boot screen. Is there | 00:59 |
mgmuscari | can you change the start order of applications that gnome2 loads? | 00:59 |
bazhang | Alan1, #ubuntu+1 for karmic support | 00:59 |
mnaines | cscho0415: If you can go back into the router configuration and set it to allow your laptop by hostname, it would work | 00:59 |
KnifeySpooney | Can anyone help me with my issues with fullscreen? Thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1293141 | 00:59 |
Alan1 | bazhang: ok thanks, i wasnt too sure whether this counts as 9.04 or 9.10 support | 01:00 |
vlt | jayferd: Where exactly is you r swap space? | 01:00 |
frog | hmm, ok... if for example i wish to use 6881, but it is not in port forwarding range, is there any way to use this service tho? | 01:00 |
cscho0415 | mnaines: my router allows it however my linux box has a firewall that does not | 01:00 |
jayferd | right now the partitions are in the order listed, so the swap is between sda2 and sda3 | 01:00 |
theoo | my delete key is not working on ubuntu 8.04.. is there any command to map it ??? | 01:01 |
lilzeus | usser: the name of the ubuntu machine is 'ubuntu-webserver' | 01:01 |
usser | lilzeus, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/install-samba-server-on-ubuntu/ | 01:01 |
mnaines | frog, most routers offer a stateful firewall by default, so unless the router is specifically set to block the service and unless the program does not use uPNP, it will work without needing to configure the router | 01:01 |
usser | lilzeus, also look at !samba | 01:01 |
usser | !samba | lilzeus | 01:01 |
ubottu | lilzeus: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 01:01 |
vlt | cscho0415: You could use ssh's forwarding feature. | 01:01 |
usser | lilzeus, https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html | 01:02 |
cscho0415 | vlt: how exactally do i use that | 01:02 |
mnaines | cscho0415: Have you tried an SSH Tunnel to your Linux box? | 01:02 |
cscho0415 | mnaines: i dont know how to do that | 01:02 |
frog | mnaines: i strongly suppose , that it was amnually blocked | 01:02 |
vlt | cscho0415: `ssh -L 2222:remotehost:22` for example | 01:02 |
cscho0415 | vlt: ill try | 01:02 |
vlt | cscho0415: `ssh -L 2222:remotehost:22 your.linksys.router` | 01:03 |
Sia- | if you have ubuntu base and fluxbox just, can you upgrade to next version from commandline? | 01:03 |
cscho0415 | vlt: wait so if my ip adress is 12.34.567.8999 | 01:03 |
cscho0415 | what do i do | 01:03 |
usser | Sia-, yes just replace all occurences of jaunty to karmic in /etc/apt/sources.list | 01:03 |
bazhang | Sia-, sure | 01:03 |
usser | Sia-, do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 01:03 |
sp00 | I installed the new deluge and now it does not run, do any of you have this problem? | 01:03 |
bazhang | !upgrade | Sia- | 01:03 |
ubottu | Sia-: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading | 01:04 |
vlt | cscho0415: Then connect to you rlocal port 2222: `ssh -p 2222 localhost` ehich will be forwarded to "remotehost" | 01:04 |
Sia- | usser, aha thnx is like debian :) | 01:04 |
bazhang | usser, that is not a wise or recommended way to do it | 01:04 |
vlt | cscho0415: specify "my" | 01:04 |
Sia- | bazhang, thnx too | 01:04 |
frog | 343/j #linuxhelp | 01:04 |
usser | bazhang, why not? | 01:04 |
usser | bazhang, i always did it like that. | 01:04 |
mnemonic76 | Has anyone ever seen a mouse "offset" problem? In other words, the pointer is not where the mouse actually selects? | 01:05 |
cscho0415 | vlt: im a bit confused sorry... so i start of with ssh -L 2222:remotehost:22 and replace remotehost with my ip address? | 01:05 |
vlt | cscho0415: specify "my" please | 01:05 |
mnaines | mnemonic76: Yes, I see it all the time in games. It is usually caused by an incorrect refresh rate | 01:05 |
vlt | cscho0415: What is "my" in you rexample? | 01:05 |
Sia- | bazhang, the link you send me is about ubuntu with gnome and update manager i said just commandline and not ubuntu server! | 01:06 |
cscho0415 | vlt: id rather not post my ip address on here just use 123.345.653.678 as an example | 01:06 |
vlt | cscho0415: Yes, but is this your final target or the hop you need to tunnel through? | 01:06 |
mnemonic76 | mnaines: can you tell me how to fix that? I am going crazy trying to find a howto that HELPS! | 01:06 |
bazhang | Sia-, you wish for server? | 01:06 |
mnaines | mnemonic76: Does this occur on the desktop or in games? | 01:07 |
Sia- | bazhang, no, i have ubuntu as base system and just fluxbox no desktop ...etc | 01:07 |
vlt | cscho0415: from your vacation do `ssh -L 2222:finaltarget:22 your.home.address` | 01:07 |
gOLDfeesh | Alright, how about now? anyone here work with Bitpim and Jaunty? | 01:07 |
cscho0415 | vlt: thanks thats what i needed | 01:07 |
purplefool | i have newly installed ubuntu and am having a lot of problems with a jumpy video. this is for films and games...both of which worked perfectly before. is there a way to adjust the video card? | 01:07 |
mnaines | purplefool: Did you enable the video card drivers? | 01:07 |
vlt | cscho0415: When the connection is established run the `ssh -p 2222 localhost` command | 01:07 |
bazhang | Sia-, I see, well having fluxbox counts as a desktop (ie GUI) | 01:07 |
mnemonic76 | mnaines: It's the desktop... I actually installed ubuntu for my brother in law at my house with MY mouse, and monitor, and now his mouse and monitor are acting this way... so you are probably on the right track. | 01:08 |
cscho0415 | vlt: im gonna try | 01:08 |
purplefool | mnaines, how do i go about doing that? | 01:08 |
Sia- | bazhang, i use X | 01:08 |
frogzoo | hmm - I can't upgrade to hardy cos the gutsy repos have disappeared... :( | 01:08 |
mnaines | mnemonic76: Is he using a CRT or LCD monitor? | 01:08 |
julian- | Anyone know where I can find IMG versions of Koala? | 01:08 |
cscho0415 | vlt: i did "ssh -L 2222:192.168.1.100:22 my.external.ip" | 01:08 |
mnaines | purplefool: System>Administration>Hardware Drivers | 01:08 |
mnemonic76 | mnaines: It was INSTALLED on an LCD mon, and now connected to CRT... | 01:09 |
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gOLDfeesh | I'm having issues with bitpim and USB if anyone can help me that'd be greatly appreciated. I looked up the bitpim USB linux guide, and followed everything there. Even tried running bitpim as room. detects everything just won't detect the phone. Anyone know what I can do to get it to work? | 01:09 |
Joric | i'm tired of installing nvidia driver (from site) to ubuntu it says missing nvidia-glx or something how to fix | 01:09 |
mnaines | mnemonic76: That may be where the problem is. The refresh rate on the CRT has to be higher or else its bad on the eyes | 01:09 |
mnaines | mnemonic76: That higher refresh rate is causing the problem | 01:09 |
mnemonic76 | mnaines: Where do I change that? | 01:10 |
purplefool | mnaines, this always reports that there are no proprietary drivers on the system... | 01:10 |
vlt | cscho0415: I'm not sure if you really need forwarding. You can also just use your router's shell to establish a new connection to the final target ... | 01:10 |
cscho0415 | vlt: thats what i need to do but idk if my router has a shell | 01:10 |
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mnaines | mnemonic76: Put simply: Unless you want your friend to go blind, you can't. CRTs have to run at least 85Hz refresh rate or higher to be nice to the eyes, while LCDs don't need to be set more than 60Hz | 01:11 |
jayferd | anyone? | 01:11 |
vlt | cscho0415: Ok then use forwarding. Your router has no shell but allows ssh access? | 01:11 |
mnaines | purplefool: What kind of video card do you have? | 01:11 |
purplefool | gads...think it is an on-board deal...didn't have the money for a real one. | 01:12 |
gOLDfeesh | I'm thinking of downgrading or switching to fedora if I can't get this to work.. it's rediculous | 01:12 |
vlt | jayferd: There's no "between" for using block devices for file systems or swap space :) | 01:12 |
cscho0415 | vlt: its my router thats teh problem... i have ubuntu firewall on my linux box and it only allows local ip's, the external ip, and 1 other ip to ssh in | 01:12 |
cscho0415 | its not my router thats the problem* | 01:12 |
mnemonic76 | mnaines: But if I would have installed Ubuntu on his machine at his apartment with his CRT and mouse, it would have installed fine I am certain... I guess I don't get why I cant fix it. | 01:12 |
jayferd | hm okay, i guess i'll try moving the swap space to the end | 01:12 |
mavity | what directory does wine pull its programs from? | 01:12 |
vlt | jayferd: No, you need a partition for swapspace. | 01:13 |
purplefool | mnaines, sorry...forgot to write to you...am using an on-board video chip set | 01:13 |
jayferd | ah okay | 01:13 |
jayferd | it's probably on like sda4 or something | 01:13 |
mnaines | mnemonic76: Because the problem is the refresh rate. ANY operating system install defaults to settings for a 60Hz refresh rate, so if you're running a CRT at 85Hz refresh rate, there are always going to be problems. Only way to fix it is to upgrade to an LCD | 01:14 |
Sia- | bazhang, i think the solution from usser worked fine, if you have not another solution!? | 01:14 |
jayferd | the actual partition names are a little more scrambled, since i created them in a different order | 01:14 |
mnaines | purplefool: That is probably the problem. I do not know if Linux is very friendly with onboard video cards | 01:14 |
purplefool | mnaines, the thing is that the old install from ubuntu was through windows...now that windows is not involved i have this video problem. | 01:14 |
mnemonic76 | mnaines: Thanks. | 01:14 |
mnaines | purplefool: That is probably the cause then. Try doing a clean install from a CD instead of through Windows | 01:15 |
sunny007 | I have a problem with mysql installation. AppArmour thing failed to load. I disabled it. but still mysql always gives password not correct though I have resetted password a few times just to be sure | 01:15 |
jayferd | i think the boot image is on sda1 (at the end), the / partition is on sda2 (at the beginning), the /home partition is sda3, and swap is on sda4 | 01:15 |
DarkSage | hi! i was getting an error... symbol errno, version GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference... and then i found that a possible solution would be export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.21... but now no nothing functions at all.... anyone can help me? | 01:15 |
sp00 | i installed the new deluge 1.2 and now it doesn't load up | 01:15 |
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sunny007 | I have a problem with mysql installation. AppArmour thing failed to load. I disabled it. but still mysql always gives password not correct though I have resetted password a few times just to be sure | 01:16 |
purplefool | mnaines, no no, that is what i have done. BEFORE it was through windows and now it is a clean install. | 01:16 |
bazhang | sp0 installed from where | 01:16 |
vlt | jayferd: When you have decent network connection you can also just use `debootstrap` to install ubuntu to a file system. | 01:16 |
mnaines | purplefool: Methinks its the onboard video card | 01:16 |
spO | baz, using aptitude upgrade | 01:16 |
perlsyntax | What does this mean? E: couldn't find pckage build-dep | 01:16 |
purplefool | mnaines, through windows it just took over the config from windows. on its own it is not doing it correctly. | 01:16 |
Billiard | mavity: are you talking about the wine menu in your programs list? | 01:16 |
perlsyntax | i try do this apt-get install build-dep python2.6 | 01:17 |
spO | no one in here uses the new deluge? | 01:17 |
bazhang | spO, this is jaunty? I dont see that version in Jaunty | 01:17 |
perlsyntax | Anyone know/ | 01:17 |
smokie | hey guys, is there a way to customize the ssh motd with colors and such? | 01:17 |
perlsyntax | ? | 01:17 |
mnaines | purplefool: Again, methinks its the onboard video card. I am not going to repeat myself again, nor am I going to tell you what you want to hear. | 01:17 |
purplefool | mnaines, well, lets say that i cannot afford a new video card...how would i go about configuring the on-board stuff? | 01:17 |
cscho0415 | vlt: is there a way to "tunnel" to make my ip look like 192.168.1.1xx? | 01:17 |
perlsyntax | hello | 01:17 |
spO | baz, type aptitude update , then type aptitude dist-upgrade | 01:17 |
mnaines | purplefool: Alas, I do not mess with overclocking. Please find someone else. | 01:17 |
bazhang | spO, are you using 9.04 | 01:17 |
perlsyntax | it work on my laptop not the desktop. | 01:18 |
vlt | cscho0415: If your router has an IP like that on the LAN side, yes. | 01:18 |
perlsyntax | where can i find the package build-dep? | 01:18 |
cscho0415 | vlt: it does... | 01:18 |
cscho0415 | vlt: do u want the router model # | 01:18 |
sunny007 | I have a problem with mysql installation. AppArmour thing failed to load. I disabled it. but still mysql always gives password not correct though I have resetted password a few times just to be sure | 01:18 |
vlt | cscho0415: no | 01:18 |
spO | baz, absolutely, i am using jaunty | 01:18 |
mnaines | !repeat | sunny007 | 01:18 |
ubottu | sunny007: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 01:18 |
jayferd | vlt: ...right. but that won't set up the xfce4 environment, would it? i've never used debootstrap before | 01:18 |
cscho0415 | vlt: ok... what do i do | 01:19 |
vlt | cscho0415: Can you connect to your router from outside? | 01:19 |
Billiard | perlsyntax: apt-get build-dep python2.6 | 01:19 |
Pici | perlsyntax: build-dep isn't a program. Are you trying to install or see a package's build-dependencies? | 01:19 |
perlsyntax | it work on my laptop | 01:19 |
cscho0415 | vlt: i can get to the settings page (aka 192.168.1.1 from the lan side) | 01:19 |
spO | baz, try https://launchpad.net/~deluge-team/+archive/ppa | 01:19 |
perlsyntax | where that | 01:19 |
bazhang | spO, ah from a PPA | 01:19 |
vlt | jayferd: you can debootrap, then in the debootstrapped install run aptitude to install xfce ... very easy | 01:19 |
perlsyntax | Pici,What you mean? | 01:20 |
vlt | cscho0415: Can you connect to your router from outside _now_? | 01:20 |
bobbob1016 | I can't get facebook chat to load. This is on my desktop running Kubuntu Jaunty 64bit, and netbook running EasyPeasy 1.5 32bit (Jaunty based), any ideas? | 01:20 |
perlsyntax | yes i am | 01:20 |
Brando753 | whats better ATI or NVIDA video cards for ubuntu, (has the fewest problems) | 01:20 |
cscho0415 | vlt: yes as i just said i can get to the settings page | 01:20 |
Pici | perlsyntax: 'Yes' wasn't a valid answer to the question I wasked. | 01:20 |
mnaines | Brando753: Nvidia all the way | 01:21 |
perlsyntax | then why it work on my laptop then? | 01:21 |
bazhang | !give me a test | 01:21 |
ubottu | Oh no, I won't, I'm not like some of those nasty scripts' users! | 01:21 |
vlt | cscho0415: Sorry, I need a little more detail ... I thought you're not in the LAN currently? | 01:21 |
IdleOne | Pici: install Empathy it use telepathy you can then read minds :) | 01:21 |
Pici | IdleOne: :P | 01:21 |
cscho0415 | vlt: im not but i set my router so i can connect to the router settings page if i know my ip and a specific port as well as a user name and pass | 01:22 |
cscho0415 | vlt: so i can connect to i | 01:22 |
cscho0415 | it* | 01:22 |
perlsyntax | Pici,I try to build python 2.6.4. | 01:22 |
mnaines | Brando753: nvidia chipsets seem to have the fewest problems in Ubuntu | 01:22 |
vlt | cscho0415: Can we use pm? | 01:22 |
cscho0415 | vlt: yes please | 01:22 |
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Brando753 | does the GeForce GTX 295 1792MB 896 graphic card work without problems? | 01:23 |
perlsyntax | ? | 01:23 |
mnaines | Brando753: It should work fine, but you have to enable the proprietary drivers for it | 01:23 |
Billiard | perlsyntax: apt-get build-dep python2.6 | 01:23 |
IdleOne | !hardware | Brando753 look see if it is listed | 01:23 |
ubottu | Brando753 look see if it is listed: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection | 01:23 |
mavity | Billiard: yeah | 01:24 |
jayferd | vlt: i could do that; i'll keep looking, though, because that's not the most satisfying solution. I would have hoped ubiquity would have some command-line option to just use the existing partition table so it doesn't have to unmount anything. | 01:24 |
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mavity | Billiard: sorry for the delayed response | 01:24 |
perlsyntax | not working | 01:24 |
mnaines | IdleOne: I use nVidia cards. They work fine with Ubuntu. All I have to do is enable proprietary drivers. My card is several generations older than his | 01:24 |
Billiard | perlsyntax: what is the error | 01:24 |
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lilzeus | usser: you there? | 01:25 |
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Billiard | mavity: if its not removed automatically, i think the entries are stored in one of the .reg files in ~/.wine user.reg maybe | 01:25 |
IdleOne | mnaines: ok, just thought that list was an accurate if not complete list he could check | 01:25 |
Alan1 | I tried upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10 from 9.04, the installation downloads everything fine, crashes during installing the distribution, and now my computer will not boot up (I'm running Ubuntu dual boot, neither Vista or Ubuntu will start). | 01:25 |
Alan1 | Whenever I boot Ubuntu it loads and then gets stuck at a black screen with one dash on the top left corner | 01:25 |
Alan1 | When I try boot Vista it just goes straight back to bios load and back to dual boot screen. | 01:25 |
Alan1 | Is there any way to fix this short of a reformat of the ubuntu harddisk? | 01:25 |
FloodBot3 | Alan1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:25 |
Brando753 | its not listed :( | 01:25 |
lilzeus | usser: I followed the instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/samba-fileserver.html#samba-fileserver-configuration | 01:25 |
IdleOne | Brando753: as per mnaines it "should" work fine | 01:26 |
mnaines | IdleOne: Yeah. Usually when it comes to post-7800-series nVidia cards, there aren't many problems with Ubuntu. All you have to do is enable proprietary drivers | 01:26 |
lilzeus | usser: but I am still unable to locate the ubuntu share from Windows | 01:26 |
Brando753 | it is a brand new $500 video card, im trying to make sure it will work before i buy it :) | 01:26 |
mnaines | Brando753: If its brand new, I do not see why it won't work | 01:27 |
perlsyntax | unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg | 01:27 |
Brando753 | k | 01:27 |
IdleOne | perlsyntax: use sudo before the command | 01:27 |
perlsyntax | ok | 01:27 |
mnaines | Brando753: nVidia usually has a habit of making their drivers apply to entire generations of video cards, so the current drivers should work properly with that card | 01:27 |
vlt | jayferd: I don't know ubiquity. I have done all of my installs using debootstrap in the last months ;-) | 01:28 |
cozz | hello | 01:28 |
mnaines | Brando753: Everything from the 7800 series up until today should work just fine with the 180 drivers | 01:28 |
lilzeus | can anyone help me configure samba to share a folder with a Windows machine on local network? | 01:28 |
luckyone | hello all, quick question | 01:28 |
perlsyntax | same thing i was in root | 01:29 |
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IdleOne | perlsyntax: close out any other package manager you may have running | 01:29 |
Phase | Any ideas on why any audio I play in any media player (vlc, quodlibet, audacious, etc) skips? Using 9.04. | 01:29 |
Alan1 | can anyone help me with this http://paste.ubuntu.com/295068/ | 01:29 |
cozz | hello is anyone there | 01:29 |
Szajbus | ? | 01:29 |
bazhang | cozz, yes | 01:29 |
perlsyntax | that the prob | 01:29 |
cozz | hi | 01:29 |
Szajbus | FRee sBNC in #Szajbus for all | 01:29 |
|alkasmolik| | HI I am having issues with a slow external USB hard drive. My usb thumb drive works as usb 2.0 so i know it works. The external drive warms me in dmesg, device not running at top speed, and to plug it into a high speed hub! i also cannot unload ehci_hcd or uhci_hcd. any solutions? or work arounds? | 01:29 |
Phase | Not sure what relevant audio information would be required, or how to get it though | 01:29 |
bazhang | Szajbus, no ads here | 01:30 |
Szajbus | srry | 01:30 |
cozz | ? | 01:30 |
IdleOne | Alan1: #ubuntu+1 for karmic support | 01:30 |
Brando753 | anyone know a wifi card that works really well in ubuntu all the ones i get for ubuntu are always glitchy | 01:30 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: Are you using a cable that can support USB2 speeds? | 01:30 |
Alan1 | it isnt karmic support, i just want to repair my 9.04 system IdleOne | 01:30 |
Phase | My Atheros card works fine | 01:30 |
cozz | ????? | 01:30 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaines: the cable says usb 2.0 on it... | 01:30 |
djungelkraem | how do i install something from source-code? | 01:30 |
bazhang | cozz, do you have an ubuntu support question | 01:31 |
mnaines | Brando753: Linksys seems to be the one with the least amount of problems | 01:31 |
jorik | djungelkraem: ./configure && make && make install, so read the README | 01:31 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaines: i also tested with another cable i am positive is usb 2.0 that i borrowed | 01:31 |
PatrickStar | Karmic beta X server freezes up on me, but I'm not sure how to properly report the bug. I have a launchpad account now, and have put in a couple bug reports with the automatic reporting help tool that sprang up when something crashed, but that doesn't happen now as the screen is frozen and I have to reboot. It happens as soon as I drag something on the screen. | 01:31 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: It could also be that the drive itself was set for a slower speed. I do not mess with USB hard drives much as I prefer External Serial ATA | 01:32 |
cozz | no | 01:32 |
IdleOne | Alan1: the problem I think you have is your now stuck in between jaunty and karmic because the upgrade never completed. best bet is to backup any important data and do a fresh install. unless someone has a better idea | 01:32 |
bazhang | cozz, random chat in #ubuntu-offtopic | 01:32 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaimes its advertised to run usb 2.0 speeds | 01:32 |
cozz | ok | 01:32 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaimes also 1000kb/sec is that heard of for speeds on an external usb drive? | 01:33 |
Alan1 | IdleOne: Is there any way I can back up my settings? or should i just reconfigure everything | 01:33 |
cozz | bazhang where do u live? | 01:33 |
cozz | country | 01:33 |
Ademan | are there any plans for a dbus interface for panel applets? | 01:33 |
bazhang | cozz, please /join #ubuntu-offtopic | 01:33 |
IdleOne | Alan1: again I think you should ask in #ubuntu+1 and see if they can get you sorted. | 01:33 |
Szajbus | btw who known what is sBNC :D | 01:33 |
Alan1 | IdleOne: k thanks | 01:34 |
bazhang | Szajbus, no ads here | 01:34 |
cozz | how | 01:34 |
Szajbus | i no ads | 01:34 |
UnixDawg | how do I hard set a ip on ubuntu server | 01:34 |
julian__ | buenas | 01:34 |
IdleOne | !es | julian__ | 01:34 |
ubottu | julian__: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 01:34 |
|alkasmolik| | Timing cached reads: 2 MB in 2.01 seconds = 1018.84 kB/sec | 01:34 |
|alkasmolik| | Timing buffered disk reads: 4 MB in 4.02 seconds = 1019.99 kB/sec | 01:34 |
bazhang | cozz, type /join #ubuntu-offtopic | 01:34 |
cozz | bazhang how do i join | 01:34 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: I usually get somewhere around 2000kB/sec for USB2.0 transfer rates, so those speeds are rather slow | 01:34 |
julian__ | sorry | 01:35 |
MrWizeGuy1983 | i'm not sure what jw player is or how to get rid of it but it has shown up on my firefox | 01:35 |
IdleOne | julian__: no problem :) | 01:35 |
MrWizeGuy1983 | does anyone know how to get rid of jw player? | 01:35 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: I am averaging 15 megabytes per second transfer speed to USB2.0 devices | 01:35 |
Bluey | i've never heard of that -- | 01:35 |
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LinuX2half | how do I delete an ipod drive? | 01:35 |
mavity | Billiard: im having trouble located wine in that directory | 01:35 |
mnaines | LinuX2half: Unplug it? | 01:35 |
ynk | does anyone have some experience with setting up a VPN client? | 01:35 |
MrWizeGuy1983 | Bluey i'm not sure what it is, but i looked it up and it doesn't appear in synaptic at all | 01:36 |
vaguerant_ | Windows XP/Ubuntu Jaunty dual boot, sharing a common partition for media files. My common partition has disappeared from Ubuntu from what I can tell, but still reads fine under Windows. It still appears in gparted without showing any errors, with "unmount" greyed out, although the drive is not mounted. Any ideas? | 01:36 |
Szajbus | LinuX2half : use unplug | 01:36 |
djungelkraem | jorik, i dont understand | 01:36 |
IdleOne | LinuX2half: unplug it or right click and unmount | 01:36 |
Bluey | MrWizeGuy1983: a new one on me | 01:36 |
Billiard | mavity: it is called .wine, by default you cant see hidden files, you can still type it into your address bar | 01:36 |
bastid_raZor | mavity: ~/.wine | 01:36 |
jorik | djungelkraem: if you dont understand howto read a readme, dont build from source | 01:36 |
mavity | yeah it's not there | 01:36 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaines: yes that is why i am concerned! you can imagine how excruciatingly painful it is to copy a 700mb file. lol i wanted to try to unload ehci_hcd module and reloat id, but it tells me FATAL: Module not found !! | 01:36 |
mavity | Billiard: I know it's hidden.. but it isnt there | 01:36 |
LinuX2half | I can't, I need root power to do that..? | 01:36 |
purplefool | can someone tell me how to find out what video chipset i have on my motherboard? just tried a system test but that is mainly greek for me... | 01:36 |
vlt | UnixDawg: edit /etc/network/interfaces | 01:36 |
Billiard | mavity: if you are using wine its there | 01:37 |
Bluey | purplefool: there's always removing the cover and looking... | 01:37 |
mavity | shouldnt ls -la show it? | 01:37 |
lilzeus | can anyone help me with file sharing? | 01:37 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: 1018.84 kB/sec is roughly equal to 8MB/sec...Unfortunately, that is the problem with USB. It does not run at the advertised speeds | 01:37 |
LinuX2half | And its not in the /etc/fstab folder.... | 01:37 |
cozz | sorry hazbang i'm confused | 01:37 |
bastid_raZor | purplefool: lspci | grep VGA | 01:37 |
lilzeus | I am trying to configure samba | 01:37 |
JPerlow | purple: did x not auto-configure on your system? | 01:37 |
purplefool | Bluey, yes, but it is a chipset, not a card | 01:37 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaimes are we talking megabytes or megabits? | 01:38 |
vaguerant_ | brb. | 01:38 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: Save your money and buy a drive with eSATA. Transfer rates on eSATA easily reach 60MB/sec or more, and you can copy 1.6GB of music or pictures in just a couple minutes | 01:38 |
JPerlow | purple if you know what type of mainboard it is you should be able to find that out | 01:38 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: Megabytes | 01:38 |
purplefool | bastid_raZor, thx...that did it | 01:38 |
Bluey | purplefool: you are correct use bastid_raZor suggestion | 01:38 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaines: no esata ports on this old laptop lol | 01:38 |
Billiard | lilzeus: what seems to be the prob | 01:38 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaines: how is 1000kb/sec 8mb/sec? | 01:39 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: Does it have PCMCIA or ExpressCard? | 01:39 |
lilzeus | Billiard: I have followed these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/samba-fileserver.html#samba-fileserver-configuration but have had no luck | 01:39 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaines: 1mb = 1024kb? | 01:39 |
lilzeus | Billiard: my Windows machine still has not managed to 'see' the ubuntu/samba share | 01:39 |
mavity | Billiard: i dont know if im just having one of those days or not.. but i retyped ls -la and it showed up. sorry. | 01:39 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaimes yea it does actually, forgot about that | 01:39 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: Which one? PCMCIA or ExpressCard? | 01:39 |
vlt | lilzeus: Can your windows amchine ping the ubuntu host? | 01:39 |
Bluey | lilzeus: can both machines ping each other? | 01:39 |
Alan1 | Hi, I'm running Ubuntu from the disk, tryign to back up files, but it says I don't have permission, any help? | 01:39 |
lilzeus | I will try it | 01:40 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaines: i am sure it has tobe pcmcia i ma not sure | 01:40 |
purplefool | can anyone help me figure out how to use the video chips? would like to watch a video or 2 sometimes. | 01:40 |
lilzeus | I think they can, I might have done this before | 01:40 |
vlt | Alan1: use sudo to get admin permissions | 01:40 |
cozz | bye | 01:41 |
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lilzeus | vlt, Bluey: the windows machine can ping the ubuntu machine | 01:41 |
Alan1 | vlt: can i use sudo in the GUI somehow? im not sure how to move files using terminal (im a noob) | 01:41 |
edulacomadreja | i have something like (while true; do nc -l -p 2000 -c "date"; done)& running on a pc | 01:41 |
edulacomadreja | and... | 01:41 |
edulacomadreja | exec('nc 192.168.86.50 2000', $data); | 01:41 |
edulacomadreja | inside a php in a lamp server | 01:41 |
edulacomadreja | why is $data empty? | 01:41 |
edulacomadreja | the apache user in ubuntu server is www-data | 01:41 |
FloodBot3 | edulacomadreja: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:41 |
Bluey | lilzeus: can the ubuntu machine ping the windows machine? | 01:41 |
nightshade | need some help: for multi-screen setup, I have an HMD working with my s-video out port, but when I turn it on, the screen (on my HMD) has this thingie like its slowly burning out each time on the edge of the screen. I think this is because gnome-display-preferences is not giving me the right refresh rate, but that's the only one it will let me choose from (30 Hz) How do I enter it manually? Is there a config file somewhere? | 01:42 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16839200005 | 01:42 |
Billiard | lilzeus: you have tried entering \\ipaddress\sharename into windows explorer addressbar? | 01:42 |
vlt | lilzeus: Ok, what happens when you type "\\your.ubuntu.ip" into the browser on the windows machine? | 01:42 |
vlox | how do you change the mac address of your box, or of your NIC? | 01:42 |
dddFFF | Sia-: | 01:42 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaimes still the issue of, if its not a highspeed device, then why does it tell me it is? and why wont it load as a highspeed device? | 01:42 |
kermit | vlox: temporarily, with ifconfig | 01:42 |
LinuX2half | why I can't unmount ipod even though its not connected? | 01:42 |
IdleOne | LinuX2half: plug it back in then unmount it | 01:43 |
vlox | vlox: is that ifconfig's only function? | 01:43 |
dddFFF | Sia: are you try to upgrade to Karmic? | 01:43 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: That card is a PCMCIA to eSATA adapter card for laptops. | 01:43 |
thedude42 | !offtopic | 01:43 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 01:43 |
lilzeus | all: the ubuntu machine can ping the windows machine | 01:43 |
lilzeus | will try the browser thing next | 01:43 |
Bluey | lilzeus: okay I'd check the host files on each machine next | 01:44 |
vlox | kermit: is that ifconfig's only function? | 01:44 |
Bluey | lilzeus: sudo cat /etc/hosts | 01:44 |
kermit | vlox: no | 01:44 |
kermit | vlox: man ifconfig | 01:44 |
mnaines | |alkasmolik|: USB's claims of "high speed" are false. Not all USB drives operate at the advertised speeds | 01:44 |
vlox | i cant make sense of those manuals | 01:44 |
lilzeus | where do I find my share name? | 01:44 |
Bluey | lilzeus: i forget wher the file is stored in windows | 01:44 |
LinuX2half | ldleOne: I don't have root power | 01:44 |
lilzeus | is it in the smb.conf file? | 01:45 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: sure you do - use "sudo" to temp. gain root power | 01:45 |
|alkasmolik| | mnaimes its really pathetic. lol but i remember seeing higher speeds in past kernels. what kernels? i forget. But i used ot get at least 5 - 10 mb/sec speeds! now its taking 15 minutes to copy a 700mb file! | 01:45 |
Bluey | lilzeus: no /etc/hosts -- you man have to edit that and put in the hostname and ip of the windows machine.... | 01:45 |
vlt | vlox: "hw ether ad:dr:es:s" with ifconfig or in /etc/network/interfaces | 01:45 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, yes, samba shares are in the smb.conf file | 01:45 |
LinuX2half | ldleone: so I type in sudo unmount /media/dev/srd0? | 01:45 |
fearful | Does anyone know where I can change the configuration of Nicotine-plus to allow more than 1 download at the same time? | 01:46 |
Alan1 | vlt: is there a way to obtain permissions for copying the files using the GUI? or do i hav to move it in terminal | 01:46 |
gOLDfeesh | I'm having issues with bitpim and USB if anyone can help me that'd be greatly appreciated. I looked up the bitpim USB linux guide, and followed everything there. Even tried running bitpim as room. detects everything just won't detect the phone. Anyone know what I can do to get it to work? | 01:46 |
lilzeus | what is the share name? | 01:46 |
Bluey | Alan1: gksudo nautilus | 01:46 |
LinuX2half | ldleone: it said command not found..... | 01:46 |
lilzeus | is it the path? | 01:46 |
lilzeus | comment? | 01:46 |
necroforest | Would it be possible to "upgrade" from Debian to Ubuntu using apt? | 01:46 |
lilzeus | I used these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/samba-fileserver.html#samba-fileserver-configuration | 01:46 |
IdleOne | LinuX2half: umount without the n | 01:46 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, if you haven't created a share, there won't be anything there | 01:46 |
vlt | Alan1: I don't know. What live CD are you running? | 01:47 |
bazhang | necroforest, no | 01:47 |
Bluey | lilzeus: did you set the samba password? | 01:47 |
vlox | vlt: does eth0 go in the place of ether? | 01:47 |
Alan1 | im running ubuntu | 01:47 |
vlt | vlox: no, "ether is the device class" | 01:47 |
lilzeus | putting the IP into a browser in Windows, example 192.168.1.5, yields my Apache default page which says "It works!" | 01:47 |
nightshade | Sorry, I was gone. Did anyone answer my question yet (not pressuring) | 01:47 |
vlt | vlox: no, "ether" is the device class | 01:47 |
Alan1 | Bluey: that opened up a GUI, but i dont think it gives me root privilages on my other hardisk | 01:48 |
Alan1 | dam | 01:48 |
lilzeus | Bluey: no, where/how do I do that? | 01:48 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, yay! apache is working | 01:48 |
|alkasmolik| | nightshade cttrl +f ur name scroll up have a look | 01:48 |
Bluey | Alan1: yes id does... | 01:48 |
lilzeus | thedude42: yes, it is. But I already knew that...lol | 01:48 |
LinuX2half | ldleone: don't know what to type...? | 01:48 |
Bluey | i don't have samba installed - I think it's smbpass iirc | 01:48 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, if you want to browse to the samba share, open internet explorer (or a regular explorer window) and put \\192.168.1.5 | 01:48 |
LinuX2half | ldleone the ipod drive icon seemed to be located in my computer folder and in my desktop | 01:48 |
fearful | Does anyone know where I can change the configuration of Nicotine-plus to allow more than 1 download at the same time? | 01:49 |
drbobb | sorry if this is OT, but has anyone tried using the C4580 or F4580 AIO printers by HP? of course I wanna know whether they play nice with linux | 01:49 |
vlox | vlt: what does that mean? | 01:49 |
Alan1 | Bluey: oh i see i haev to edit the privileges now, thank you so much | 01:49 |
lilzeus | thedude42: I have, and I just told you what I get when I do that...I get the Apache default page which say "It works!" | 01:49 |
vlt | vlox: Have you read `man ifconfig`? | 01:49 |
bazhang | http://linuxprinting.org drbobb check here | 01:49 |
vlox | i said the mans dont make any sense to me | 01:49 |
IdleOne | LinuX2half: sudo umount /media/dev/srd0 | 01:50 |
drbobb | bazhang: I know that site. I'm asking here because I found nothing of substance on the web | 01:50 |
shawn_ | Im installing Ubuntu 8,04 server edition but when I get to the step to "Select and install software" it fails any reasoning behind this? | 01:50 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, you included \\ before the IP? | 01:50 |
LinuX2half | ldleone it said command not found | 01:50 |
bazhang | drbobb, if it says functional then its good; paperweight, then not | 01:50 |
lilzeus | thedude42: yep | 01:50 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, even in a regular explorer window? | 01:51 |
lilzeus | I am on a KVM, so I am able to go back and forth quickly | 01:51 |
lilzeus | thedude42: yep, I have even tried that | 01:51 |
vlox | vlox | 01:51 |
vlox | vlt | 01:51 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, then something else is wrong, because that should force a browser query and not ask for anything on port 80 | 01:52 |
drbobb | bazhang: you didn't read what i wrote did you | 01:52 |
LinuX2half | ldleone: it said srd0 is the CD Drive not the usb port | 01:52 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, try going through my network places | 01:52 |
vlt | vlox: It says "ifconfig interface options". Then look at section OPTIONS, you'll find the hw ether part I already posted. | 01:52 |
drbobb | the f4580 is not on the linuxprinting printers list at all | 01:52 |
lilzeus | wow, it seems to be working now | 01:52 |
vlox | vlt what is hw ether? | 01:53 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, yes, windows networking is often a mystery..... | 01:53 |
drbobb | the c4580 is on the list, but it's no longer manufactured | 01:53 |
lilzeus | the name of the share is...share | 01:54 |
lilzeus | how do I change that...lol | 01:54 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, how did you add the share in the first place? | 01:54 |
bazhang | http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=HP-Photosmart_C4580 drbobb 'works perfectly' | 01:54 |
LinuX2half | how do I unmount an ipod drive? | 01:54 |
lilzeus | thedude42: I followed these instructions precisely https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/samba-fileserver.html#samba-fileserver-configuration | 01:54 |
drbobb | bazhang: that's cool but it's out of stock in most places | 01:55 |
lilzeus | I copied and pasted their code | 01:55 |
LinuX2half | I can't seem to unmount it using the sudo command | 01:55 |
vlt | vlox: Please read the section in the manpage I pointed to. | 01:55 |
drbobb | bazhang: on the other hand, the hplip site suggests network connectivity does not work between this printer and linux | 01:55 |
shawn_ | Im installing Ubuntu 8,04 server edition but when I get to the step to "Select and install software" it fails any reasoning behind this? | 01:55 |
KnifeySpooney | In seahorse, how do I automatically allow a default keyring? A popup to enter the default keyring for my wireless network comes up every time I restart. | 01:55 |
LinuX2half | I can't seem to identify my usb port.....?? | 01:55 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, right so look in smb.conf, the share definition should be there somewhere, after the [share] declaration | 01:56 |
nightshade | Does anyone know how to manually enter a refresh rate in gnome-display-preferences? | 01:56 |
bazhang | drbobb, no idea, I just say what that link above said; a look at the ubuntuforums may suggest more | 01:56 |
lilzeus | thedude42: do you mind if I go private and send you the [share] declaration? | 01:56 |
drbobb | bazhang: it does not, that happens to be the reason I'm asking here | 01:56 |
thedude42 | lilzeus, sure | 01:57 |
Billiard | LinuX2half: sudo umount /path to were ipod is mounted | 01:57 |
Gadu | how can I adjust balance between left and right speaker? | 01:57 |
drbobb | bazhang: I was hoping for a first-hand account, not advice that I search the web | 01:57 |
KOH_ | hi | 01:58 |
vlox | hw class address | 01:58 |
vlox | Set the hardware address of this interface, if the device driver | 01:58 |
vlox | supports this operation. The keyword must be followed by the | 01:58 |
vlox | name of the hardware class and the printable ASCII equivalent of | 01:58 |
vlox | the hardware address. Hardware classes currently supported | 01:58 |
vlox | include ether (Ethernet), | 01:58 |
FloodBot3 | vlox: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:58 |
vlox | sorry | 01:59 |
vlox | vlt that's what it says | 01:59 |
FeasibilityStudy | Hello, anyone here having issues with AppArmor not generating and saving profiles properly (in Karmic)? | 01:59 |
bazhang | FeasibilityStudy, #ubuntu+1 for karmic support | 01:59 |
FeasibilityStudy | bazhang: thanks | 02:00 |
ynk | If a file exists but could not be read, is it an issue of permissions or something else entirely?? :/ | 02:00 |
bazhang | ynk, which file | 02:00 |
porter1 | If I have a serial connection to Ubuntu, which tty will bring me to a typical login prompt, rather than leaving on the loading terminal? | 02:00 |
ynk | bazhang, i created a config "profile" in an effort to setup a VPN client to my campus. i'm trying to connect with the file i created and all i get is "The profile specified could not be read." | 02:01 |
nightshade | Could the op please tell me wether flooding is okay when it's a private message instead of on the main IRC? Since they could close that out, it's probably not as bad, right? Correct me if I'm wrong. | 02:01 |
KB1JWQ | nightshade: With permission, go nuts. | 02:01 |
nightshade | cool | 02:02 |
KB1JWQ | Without permission, they'll likely /ignore you. | 02:02 |
vlt | vlox: What's the problem then? | 02:02 |
nightshade | well, if they ignore me, at least that's not as bad as getting kicked off. | 02:02 |
bazhang | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN ynk this may be helpful | 02:02 |
ynk | bazhang, ah thanks buddy! :] | 02:02 |
nightshade | So, I take it nobody knows how to do it? | 02:03 |
Prodego | nightshade: note that you can still send PMs fast enough you get kicked off | 02:03 |
bazhang | nightshade, do what | 02:03 |
nightshade | oh | 02:03 |
Prodego | but most clients will make sure that doesn't happen by slowing down the messages | 02:04 |
Prodego | so it should be fine | 02:04 |
nightshade | manually change the refresh rate on gnome-display-preferences. | 02:04 |
nightshade | instead of using the drop-down-menu | 02:04 |
vlox | vlt what's the hardware class of a wifi card, and what do they mean ascii equivalent? | 02:04 |
nightshade | Prodego: but, that would require a script, which I am not enough of an asshole to write. | 02:05 |
ynk | bazhang, hmm. perhaps the "chmod a+x" on my file is probably the vital step i missed. it doesn't exactly explain that step. what is a+... never mind. i'll do more research on the command "chmod". :P | 02:05 |
bazhang | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions ynk this may something | 02:06 |
bazhang | err have | 02:06 |
ynk | got it. | 02:06 |
vlox | vlt what's the hardware class of a wifi card, and what do they mean ascii equivalent? | 02:08 |
proxie | Networking question ... if anyone's around. | 02:08 |
vlt | vlox: On top of all possible ecryption wifi cards are talking ethernet too. The ascii equivalent is the 12:34:56:78:90 notation | 02:08 |
proxie | When I use the UI to configure a static IP address for my eth0 ... | 02:09 |
proxie | It doesn't seem to store that configuration in the /etc/network/interfaces file ... is that true? | 02:09 |
coffeej | anyone have any luck with creative webcam ID 041e:0x4055? | 02:09 |
ubuntu2 | does anyone know how to install adobe flash player or java on ubuntu? | 02:10 |
bazhang | ubuntu2, the ubuntu-restricted-extras package includes those | 02:11 |
winterswift | bazhang: just typing that :) | 02:11 |
vlox | ok so if i reset the mac address of my box should it disconnect from the network temporarily, vlt? | 02:11 |
bazhang | winterswift, :) | 02:11 |
vlt | vlox: i think it won't let xou change the hw address when the interface is up. | 02:13 |
ubuntu2 | bazhang: I already have that installed. but my flash capabilities are limited | 02:13 |
generaldisarray | i have the error "The Composite extension is not available" when I try to enable desktop effects on Jaunty 9.04 FWIW I have dual monitors and am using the 'NVIDA' X Server Manager gui app to configure things.. anyone know how to fix this and get compiz working? are the dual monitors causing this? | 02:14 |
vlt | s/xou/you (German kbd layout) | 02:14 |
jalmeida | hi, ubuntu mans =) | 02:14 |
winterswift | ubuntu2: then close your browser, open the terminal, and type: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree | 02:15 |
ubuntu2 | bazhang: I'd like to get the program directly from adobe | 02:15 |
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jalmeida | could i play warcraft3 on ubuntu from wine? | 02:16 |
jalmeida | this is possible? | 02:16 |
Billiard | jalmeida: check the wine appdb | 02:16 |
winterswift | ubuntu2: for direct from adobe, go here: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/otherversions/ | 02:16 |
LeNsTR | jalmeida: yes | 02:16 |
LeNsTR | work aweswome | 02:17 |
eein | hmm I have no audio on my 1000H eeepc with 9.04 | 02:17 |
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LinuX2half | how to umount ipod drive? | 02:20 |
LinuX2half | I can't seem to find the direction to my computer...? | 02:20 |
bobsomebody | hello ubuntu | 02:20 |
jalmeida | Billiard what is this appdn on wine? | 02:20 |
prince_jammys | !appdb | jalmeida | 02:20 |
jalmeida | is a version? | 02:20 |
ubottu | jalmeida: The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org - Join #winehq for application help | 02:20 |
vlt | LinuX2half: WHat happens on right click -> unmount? | 02:20 |
Billiard | jalmeida: google "wine appdb" first result | 02:20 |
frank3ly_ | hi | 02:21 |
frank3ly_ | somebody help me please, im having a problem with my laptop i could join into my local address but i have not access to internet | 02:21 |
vlt | frank3ly_: `ip r` | 02:21 |
bobsomebody | is it possible to execute a script each time a network interface goes up or down? | 02:21 |
frank3ly_ | what | 02:21 |
vlt | frank3ly_: run that command and look for "default" | 02:22 |
jalmeida | thanks =) | 02:22 |
frank3ly_ | ip r | 02:22 |
winterswift | jalmeida: it's a database of all the tested wine programs, with their test results and overall functionality | 02:22 |
winterswift | :P | 02:22 |
vlt | bobsomebody: /etc/network/if-up.d/ | 02:22 |
jalmeida | is possible play with garena? | 02:22 |
frank3ly_ | ok i see default | 02:22 |
frank3ly_ | now what ? | 02:22 |
vlt | frank3ly_: _You_ can see it, I don't ;-) | 02:23 |
frank3ly_ | default via 10.0.0.1 dev eth0 | 02:23 |
bobsomebody | vlt, do i just add the script to the file? | 02:24 |
vlt | frank3ly_: `ping 10.0.0.1` | 02:24 |
frank3ly_ | is pinging | 02:24 |
vlt | bobsomebody: That's a directory you can put scripts in. They're executed in alphabetical order. | 02:24 |
bobsomebody | oh ok | 02:24 |
frank3ly_ | 64 bytes from 10.0.0.1. ..... | 02:25 |
vlt | frank3ly_: `ping 216.239.59.104` (a google IP) | 02:25 |
ubuntu2 | winterswift: what do I do once I get to that website? | 02:25 |
frank3ly_ | is ok | 02:26 |
frank3ly_ | is pinging | 02:26 |
vlt | frank3ly_: `ping google.com` | 02:26 |
winterswift | ubuntu2: it should offer you an option to select the OS you're running (select linux), then download the tar.gz file on the next page | 02:26 |
frank3ly_ | nothing broth | 02:26 |
vlt | frank3ly_: `cat /etc/resolv.conf` | 02:26 |
vlt | frank3ly_: look for nameserver | 02:26 |
frank3ly_ | 10.0.0.1 | 02:27 |
vlt | frank3ly_: `nslookup google.com 10.0.0.1` | 02:27 |
Freeaqingme | frank3ly_, it should probably be 'nameserver 10.0.0.1' instread of '10.0.0.1' | 02:27 |
ubuntu2 | winterswift: once I download it, what do I do? its not an executable | 02:28 |
pistyman | hey yall | 02:28 |
frank3ly_ | in nslookup | 02:28 |
frank3ly_ | ? | 02:28 |
vlt | frank3ly_: no | 02:28 |
winterswift | :/ working on that - ill run a virtualbox of ubuntu really quick and try it | 02:28 |
frank3ly_ | in the resolv.conf is nameserver 10.0.0.1 | 02:28 |
pistyman | i am nearly cool on linux | 02:28 |
pistyman | i just need a couple more things to work | 02:28 |
pistyman | 1. how do i get youtube vids to work? | 02:29 |
vlt | pistyman: You're free to add them ;-) It's open source. | 02:29 |
pistyman | how can i play dvds's? | 02:29 |
bazhang | !flash > pistyman | 02:29 |
ubottu | pistyman, please see my private message | 02:29 |
vlt | pistyman: install flash | 02:29 |
frank3ly_ | nslookup print connection timed out; no servers could be reached | 02:29 |
bazhang | get the libdvdcss2 package from medibuntu.org pistyman | 02:29 |
ubuntu2 | winterswift: did you get my last post? | 02:29 |
kr1s | hi, how can i force that a sshfs folder (assigned in fstab) will automaticly created if i have a network connection | 02:29 |
pistyman | wow hi again ubottu ) you are a mad c!@t | 02:29 |
vlt | frank3ly_: That's your problem. The nameserver isn't responding. You need to use another one for resolving hostnames | 02:30 |
frank3ly_ | how i do taht | 02:30 |
phyrrus | !ot # | 02:30 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ot # | 02:30 |
pistyman | heeeelll yeah )))) | 02:31 |
phyrrus | lol it works! | 02:31 |
pistyman | its working | 02:31 |
winterswift | ubuntu2: yes, one moment while i look at it | 02:31 |
pistyman | i am always surprised when it works )) | 02:31 |
vlt | frank3ly_: edit resolv.conf (sudo) and add or replace the nameserver | 02:31 |
ubuntu2 | winterswift: ok. thankyou | 02:31 |
paulsidney_ | Please help. I am having an problem with my sound card. I have 9.04 running on a hp dv-4 1120us. The problem is that my sound plays but loops into broken static. Even on startup the ubuntu drums play repeatedly for about a minute at the login screen. The rest of my sounds are indecipherable slush. I have tried upgrading to the ASLA but it wont unpack or compile the files. This is a clean install to an unpartitione | 02:31 |
paulsidney_ | d HD (previously Vista 64) I have tried everything I know to do and have gotten nowhere for two strait days. | 02:31 |
winterswift | ubuntu2: do you know if ubuntu supports the .YUM file? | 02:31 |
frank3ly_ | for what | 02:31 |
ubuntu2 | winterswift: I dont know | 02:31 |
IdleOne | winterswift: it doesn't. ubuntu uses .deb | 02:31 |
vlox | vlt every time i try to edit resolv.conf it resets upon restart | 02:32 |
vlt | frank3ly_: A nameserver that will work ;-) | 02:32 |
winterswift | ubuntu2: download the .deb file instead of the tarball | 02:32 |
Freeaqingme | winterswift, there's a program called 'alien' what you can use to convert .yum packages to .deb packages that ubuntu knows. Doesn't always work, but if you're lucky... ;) | 02:32 |
frank3ly_ | :| | 02:32 |
frank3ly_ | i dont get it | 02:32 |
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pistyman | is ubottu a bot? | 02:32 |
IdleOne | frank3ly_: what are you trying to install? | 02:32 |
IdleOne | pistyman: yes | 02:32 |
vlt | frank3ly_: You could ping the google ip, So your connection is fine. You just can't resolve names. | 02:33 |
pistyman | fuck :D | 02:33 |
frank3ly_ | mmm | 02:33 |
IdleOne | !language > pistyman | 02:33 |
ubottu | pistyman, please see my private message | 02:33 |
winterswift | Freeaqingme: theres already a .DEB supplied by adobe this time :) | 02:33 |
frank3ly_ | what should i do | 02:33 |
pistyman | i been talking to that mofo for a week :D | 02:33 |
vlt | frank3ly_: I guess if you type the ip you successfully pinged in your browser you'll see the google page ... | 02:33 |
Guest33052 | how do i get into xfce channel | 02:33 |
LjL | pistyman: tone down the language, will you? | 02:33 |
frank3ly_ | ok | 02:33 |
IdleOne | pistyman: please watch the language or you will end up being banned | 02:33 |
frank3ly_ | i belive u men | 02:33 |
phyrrus | /join #xfce | 02:33 |
ubuntu2 | winterswift: I get "error: a later version is already installed" | 02:33 |
frank3ly_ | but i want access links | 02:33 |
phyrrus | if it is a channel | 02:33 |
pistyman | are they all bots that are telling me to tone down? | 02:34 |
ubuntu2 | winterswift: but I want the adobe version | 02:34 |
phyrrus | !ot frank3ly | 02:34 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ot frank3ly | 02:34 |
bazhang | pistyman, no | 02:34 |
IdleOne | pistyman: no just ubottu | 02:34 |
LjL | pistyman: no, they are not. | 02:34 |
chapoeng | ae | 02:34 |
phyrrus | !OT | 02:34 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 02:34 |
pistyman | mm.. | 02:34 |
IdleOne | phyrrus: enough with the ot | 02:34 |
phyrrus | why? | 02:34 |
vlt | frank3ly_: You need to find a nameserver (or run your own). | 02:34 |
phyrrus | its fun | 02:34 |
pistyman | ok | 02:34 |
winterswift | ubuntu2: :/ i think you should have the adobe version, if you successfully installed the restricted packages | 02:34 |
MrWizeGuy1983 | i've been trying for a while and can't figure out this problem i'm having | 02:34 |
IdleOne | because he isn't off topic. we are explaining something to him and you keep spamming the channel with the same factoid | 02:34 |
pistyman | should be able to use them words though.. | 02:35 |
pistyman | whatever | 02:35 |
MrWizeGuy1983 | when i play some flash videos it uses something called jw player (which i can't find to delete) even though i've tried telling it to use xine or gstreamer | 02:35 |
ubuntu2 | winterswift: ok. but I still have limited funcionality. my popups dont work in mozilla | 02:35 |
Guest33052 | please help i got xfce igot mo 3.5 and i need to run ie tab | 02:35 |
winterswift | ubuntu2: try uninstalling the restricted maybe and try it again? :/ | 02:35 |
MrWizeGuy1983 | can anyone help? this jw player is driving me nuts | 02:36 |
winterswift | ubuntu2: are you running firefox 3.5? | 02:36 |
Guest33052 | yes | 02:36 |
vlt | frank3ly_: http://www.dnsserverlist.org/ | 02:36 |
pistyman | aight, flash still isnt working and i downloaded all that poo | 02:36 |
Guest33052 | both win and linux | 02:36 |
IdleOne | pistyman: restart your browser? | 02:36 |
pistyman | done that | 02:37 |
LinuX2half | !ifuse | 02:37 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ifuse | 02:37 |
pistyman | it works.. | 02:37 |
pistyman | but it doesnt | 02:37 |
pistyman | like | 02:37 |
dabbish | rhytmbox sometimes causes my computer to completly freeze, can't move the mouse or nothing. any pointers to why that is? | 02:37 |
LinuX2half | !windows | 02:37 |
ubottu | For discussion on Microsoft software, or help with same, please visit ##windows. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and /msg ubottu equivalents | 02:37 |
LinuX2half | !BIOS cd | 02:37 |
Guest33052 | been there i set it up to run in ie engine and it just colses | 02:37 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about BIOS cd | 02:37 |
phyrrus | everybody, you can get ubuntu support at http://csupport.co.cc/forum as well as here | 02:37 |
LinuX2half | !boot from cd | 02:37 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about boot from cd | 02:37 |
pistyman | if you want to add me to skype i can show you how it looks with a screen shot | 02:37 |
LinuX2half | !man | 02:37 |
ubottu | The "man" command brings up the Linux manual pages for the command you're interested in. Try "man intro" at the command line, or see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | Manpages online: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/ | 02:37 |
LinuX2half | !man tiger | 02:37 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about man tiger | 02:37 |
pistyman | wait. i see you can send files here | 02:38 |
LinuX2half | !burn cd | 02:38 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about burn cd | 02:38 |
IdleOne | LinuX2half: please stop | 02:38 |
vlt | LinuX2half: You can /msg ubottu | 02:38 |
mado | howdy folks! | 02:38 |
IdleOne | LinuX2half: use /msg ubottu | 02:38 |
LinuX2half | alright..... | 02:38 |
frank3ly_ | thank you | 02:38 |
frank3ly_ | guys | 02:38 |
IdleOne | !burn > LinuX2half | 02:39 |
ubottu | LinuX2half, please see my private message | 02:39 |
samferry | hey guys | 02:39 |
frank3ly_ | but i just have | 02:39 |
frank3ly_ | one more job | 02:39 |
ubuntu2 | winterswift: its ok. I got it to work for now. thanks again for your help! | 02:39 |
frank3ly_ | for you please | 02:39 |
samferry | anyone know if there was a new dhclient update that broke something? | 02:39 |
frank3ly_ | i wanna install my wifi card | 02:39 |
vlt | !punctuation | frank3ly_ | 02:39 |
ubottu | frank3ly_: Punctuation is good, but its overuse hurts readability: Please refrain from adding many ?'s or !'s to the end of your sentences. See also !enter | 02:39 |
Lenin_Cat | err:d3d:resource_init Out of memory! | 02:39 |
winterswift | ubuntu2: 'welcome :) | 02:39 |
Lenin_Cat | reboot? | 02:39 |
samferry | for some reason i can't get my debian/ubuntu boxes to stay online (retain a dhcp lease) | 02:39 |
pistyman | IdleOne: can i show you the screenshot? | 02:39 |
IdleOne | pistyman: sure, use a pastebin | 02:40 |
IdleOne | !paste | pistyman | 02:40 |
ubottu | pistyman: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com (or !pastebinit for CLI) | For pasting !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin Please give us the URLs for your posts! | 02:40 |
kr1s | !paste | kr1s | 02:40 |
ubottu | kr1s, please see my private message | 02:40 |
frank3ly_ | someone could please help me, i need to install wireless internet drivers to my hp pavilion dv6000 on ubuntu 9.04 | 02:40 |
mattgyver | how can i add an application to my path? | 02:41 |
lilzeus | so, it would seem that if you plug in a usb thumb drive or similar usb drive, and then unplug it without ejecting it, ubuntu stops recognizing any usb drive you try to plug in...what give? | 02:41 |
lilzeus | gives | 02:42 |
kr1s | I need to start a script if i get a network connection and start another script if i lost it. How do i do that? | 02:42 |
winterswift | frank3ly_: i assume you have wired internet currently? | 02:42 |
edbian | mattgyver: What do you mean? I don't think what you asked makes any sense. Are you working in a terminal? | 02:42 |
frank3ly_ | yes | 02:42 |
winterswift | frank3ly_: have you checked the Restricted Drivers? | 02:42 |
vlt | kr1s: Put scripts in /etc/network/if-{up,down}.d/ | 02:42 |
mattgyver | edbian, i mean so that i can just run the app name as opposed to navigating to the directory and running the application | 02:43 |
frank3ly_ | mmm where | 02:43 |
mikegerwitz | quit | 02:43 |
winterswift | frank3ly_: under System > Admin i think | 02:43 |
edbian | mattgyver: The proper place to put that is in /usr/local/bin | 02:43 |
mattgyver | edbian, yeah i guess i could just do that, that works | 02:43 |
frank3ly_ | ohh.. yes but there only is the nvidia graphis driver | 02:43 |
mattgyver | I thought there was a way to add it to like .bashrc or something to just set the path there | 02:43 |
edbian | mattgyver: That would be the "proper" way to do it :) | 02:43 |
edbian | mattgyver: I'm not aware of anything like that | 02:44 |
kr1s | vlt: but if-up,down will started if the interface go up or down. Not if a connection is established, or? | 02:44 |
pistyman | ok here it is http://imagebin.org/68105 | 02:44 |
vlt | kr1s: Depends on what "established" means for you. | 02:44 |
mattgyver | edbian, I had to do it once before, i just cant remember what i had to do | 02:44 |
pistyman | black, dont load | 02:44 |
kr1s | if ping www.google.com works :) | 02:45 |
edbian | mattgyver: Mmm, if you remember let me know. I'm interested | 02:45 |
kr1s | i need to mount a sshfs sftp folder | 02:45 |
mattgyver | edbian, I got a giant ubuntu book here, i guess i should look in it ';) i read it in there | 02:45 |
edbian | mattgyver: There's an idea! lol | 02:45 |
mattgyver | actually i got several nix books, heh | 02:45 |
mattgyver | just a bum i guess | 02:45 |
marsha | Hello! Anyone here using Silverlight under ubuntu? | 02:45 |
winterswift | frank3ly_: this help? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=25683 | 02:46 |
lilzeus | what is with ubuntu not playing well with usb drives? | 02:46 |
vlt | lilzeus: Never had problems with usb drives on linux | 02:46 |
marsha | Hello! Anyone here using Silverlight under ubuntu? | 02:46 |
bazhang | lilzeus, right click unmount? | 02:46 |
vlt | !anyone | marsha | 02:47 |
ubottu | marsha: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 02:47 |
lilzeus | vlt: well, if you simply unplug them, suddenly ubuntu is extremely slow to recognize any new usb drive you plug in | 02:47 |
Dougdoug4 | Netgear Rangemax WN121T driver device software for Ubuntu 9.01? | 02:47 |
marsha | Has anyone gotten silverlight to work under ubuntu? | 02:47 |
bazhang | Dougdoug4, there is no 9.01 | 02:47 |
lilzeus | bazhang: and even after I eject, it takes a very long time to be recognized when plugged back in | 02:47 |
vlt | lilzeus: Did you unmount the file system before unplugging it? | 02:48 |
siva | how to convert ext3 to ntfs (want to play with PC BSD), cannot find the way | 02:48 |
siva | now using jaunty in one partition | 02:48 |
IdleOne | !gparted | siva | 02:48 |
ubottu | siva: gparted is a !GTK/!Gnome !GUI partitioning program. Type « sudo apt-get install gparted » in a console to install it - A GParted "live" CD is available at http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php | 02:48 |
pistyman | sorry i got disconnected | 02:48 |
lilzeus | vlt: no, of course not, its a usb flash drive | 02:48 |
pistyman | anyway | 02:48 |
mattgyver | edbian, http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/prepostpath.htm | 02:48 |
bazhang | siva, pc-bsd does not use ntfs | 02:48 |
pistyman | can you see what i pasted? | 02:48 |
IdleOne | pistyman: not sure why it is not loading for you. | 02:48 |
pistyman | its just black | 02:49 |
haven489 | im trying to install Java onto my ubuntu 9.01 and when i try and put in my pa$$ interminal with the "su" command it wont do anything when i type any answers all? | 02:49 |
lilzeus | I should be able to plug it in, and unplug it with no problems | 02:49 |
pistyman | ok.. | 02:49 |
siva | tried using live CD installation, and it did not see any other ext3 partition - but did see NTFS | 02:49 |
marsha | Has anyone gotten silverlight to work under ubuntu? | 02:49 |
bazhang | haven489, use sudo, and do you mean 9.10 | 02:49 |
edbian | mattgyver: Thanks! :) | 02:49 |
haven489 | yea | 02:49 |
mattgyver | np | 02:49 |
winterswift | frank3ly_: also try verifying that ubuntu can see your card, if not look around for the drivers - i must be off for now, sorry, but send me a private message and ill get back to you later - :) | 02:49 |
pistyman | fffffffffff............... | 02:49 |
siva | sorry once again, how do I use gparted - give me a site to see, that is enough | 02:49 |
bazhang | #ubuntu+1 for 9.10 haven489 | 02:49 |
vlt | lilzeus: You can plug it in and out w/o problems. But when you mount a file system on it you have to unmount it before unplugging. | 02:49 |
haven489 | bazhang thanks | 02:49 |
marsha | siva what are you trying to do? | 02:49 |
mattgyver | edbian, this way the app isnt available to all users.. not that you couldnt change the perms anywa.. | 02:50 |
IdleOne | siva: google gparted I think it's gparted.org | 02:50 |
edbian | mattgyver: Yes I see | 02:50 |
scunizi | marsha: moonlight is the silverlight for linux | 02:50 |
siva | just wanted to use PC BSD - not to compare | 02:50 |
lilzeus | vlt: but I am plugging it in/out, and it causes problems...if I do that, it takes forever for anything else plugged in to be recognized | 02:50 |
siva | i am new to LINUX | 02:50 |
siva | but pretty much enjoying it | 02:51 |
marsha | scunizi: I went to a website to listen to music online and it popped up a box to install silverlight - it recognized I was running linux.. | 02:51 |
bazhang | siva the gparted livecd can do that | 02:51 |
pistyman | i aint enjoying it | 02:51 |
marsha | siva you want to only run pc bsd? | 02:51 |
scunizi | marsha: interesting.. did it offer a linux install? | 02:51 |
siva | thanks, how do i use gparted | 02:51 |
bazhang | siva burn iso to cd, start up with live cd | 02:51 |
marsha | scunizi: it said to install "Silverlight" | 02:51 |
siva | want to run PC BSD - but dont want to remove Jaunty, I use it for office work. | 02:52 |
LinuX2half | can grub bootloader had an option to see which drive can I boot to? | 02:52 |
IdleOne | marsha: then it is a windows users only site it seems. kinda sucks | 02:52 |
siva | thanks bazhang - you have answered for my next question | 02:52 |
scunizi | marsha: check out moonlight.. it's opensource | 02:52 |
marsha | IdleOne: maybe if I use the firefox user agent switcher.. | 02:52 |
vlt | lilzeus: You could open terminal windows runnibg `watch -n 1 lsusb` and `tail -f /var/log/syslog` and see what happens when (un)plugging | 02:52 |
siva | i do have PC BSD iso onto a CD. | 02:53 |
marsha | scunizi: will do Thanks! | 02:53 |
bazhang | http://www.go-mono.com/moonlight/ marsha | 02:53 |
IdleOne | marsha: like scunizi said. look up moonlight and install it. | 02:53 |
ibuclaw | marsha, fyi @ moonlight: http://blog.bodhizazen.net/linux/how-to-moonlight/ | 02:53 |
marsha | siva you need to make a new partition by running gparted from a live cd, then reboot the live cd and install pc bsd | 02:53 |
bazhang | siva, they a support channel here on freenode iirc | 02:53 |
bastid_raZor | jmeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee | 02:53 |
marsha | ibuclaw: thanks | 02:53 |
siva | thanks marsha & bazhang. | 02:54 |
siva | i will come back later if any problem occurs | 02:54 |
bazhang | siva #pcbsd | 02:54 |
siva | by the way while partitioning can I also change the file type while partitioning | 02:54 |
lilzeus | vlt: so which command do I use in the terminal? | 02:54 |
ibuclaw | siva, be careful there... they might bite =) | 02:54 |
bazhang | bastid_raZor, you okay? | 02:54 |
siva | thanks | 02:54 |
jrglasgow | for some reason the NetworkManager is not showing up in the notifications area, any suggestion how to get it back? | 02:55 |
siva | but will always stick with ubuntu - always | 02:55 |
siva | top class | 02:55 |
siva | every member of my office just fallen in love with | 02:55 |
haymaker | hey quick question has anyone recently been getting problems retrieving packages from canonical/ubuntu? not even all files just a few like upgrades to ubuntu one or nvidia packages | 02:55 |
bastid_raZor | \ | 02:55 |
siva | i am not a computer person | 02:55 |
ubuntu2 | does anyone know where archive manager is? | 02:55 |
haven489 | no help in #ubuntu+1, bazhang | 02:55 |
bazhang | haymaker, some have complained recently with the karmic beta coming out | 02:55 |
bastid_raZor | sorry bazhang .. my 3 year old likes to type :\ | 02:55 |
musikgoat | ubuntu2: what do you mean? | 02:55 |
bazhang | haven489, be patient | 02:55 |
scunizi | haymaker: you might want to change the repository it uses | 02:56 |
haymaker | ubuntu2: its sort of an automatic thing like double clicking a RAR file | 02:56 |
ibuclaw | haven489, one min, I'll look in. | 02:56 |
haymaker | ubuntu2: but if you go into edit menu i think its in there somewhere | 02:56 |
marsha | interesting - I switched user agent to IE 8 and went to website and it thought I was running windows IE8 - user agent switcher works good! | 02:56 |
haymaker | scunizi: thanks | 02:56 |
siva | now that Jaunty is stabilised (at least for my laptop) should I upgrade to Koala soon | 02:56 |
musikgoat | ubuntu2: its called file-roller, its not enabled in the menu by default, but you can add it in system -> prefs -> main menu | 02:56 |
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IdleOne | siva: wait until the 30th | 02:56 |
ubuntu2 | it didn't go automtaically. it asked me to specify the application to open with | 02:57 |
siva | no I am not talking about any particular dates, but I feel even Jaunty is too good for most of the applications | 02:57 |
siva | except for my inbuilt webcam (Lenovo 3000 G530) everything works perfectly | 02:58 |
lilzeus | vlt: "forcibly attempting to lazy unmount" | 02:58 |
mgmuscari | i've got an ide raid card and i'm trying to put ubuntu on this box | 02:58 |
siva | thanks to all | 02:58 |
bazhang | siva, then try the live cd if you wish after the 30th, but if you are happy stick with Jaunty | 02:58 |
coolcat | hi, I think I've got some problems with java, I am not to watch any youtube movies anymore ... there's only one black screen instead . Any Idea how to fix this? | 02:59 |
mgmuscari | however when i go to install ubuntu, it sees the drives as /dev/sda and /dev/sdb | 02:59 |
mgmuscari | is this normal? | 02:59 |
siva | thanks once again | 02:59 |
scunizi | siva: at least for 18 months until it's end of life | 02:59 |
ubuntu2 | musikgoat: I dont have an edit menu | 02:59 |
mgmuscari | i've set up a mirrored set through the raid bios on my card | 02:59 |
UnixDawg | ok I have ubuntu 8.04 | 02:59 |
reddo | wget | 02:59 |
musikgoat | ubuntu2: i didn't say edit menu | 03:00 |
UnixDawg | I need php5-zend and php5-pdo | 03:00 |
UnixDawg | I have been told there is a repo with them in it | 03:00 |
ubuntu2 | musikgoat: well how do I get to edit | 03:01 |
lilzeus | vlt: when I plug it back in, I get this: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 32 | 03:01 |
musikgoat | ubuntu2: System -> Preferences -> Main Menu | 03:01 |
lilzeus | vlt: then this: device descriptor read/64, error -110 | 03:01 |
musikgoat | ubuntu2: you want to have Archive Manager available in your program list, right? | 03:01 |
lilzeus | vlt: then that last message repeats | 03:01 |
lilzeus | vlt: then it says: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 33 | 03:02 |
ubuntu2 | musikgoat: yes | 03:02 |
sdegutistest | this is fascinating. | 03:02 |
sdegutistest | thanks. | 03:03 |
vlt | lilzeus: Does it behave the same when unmounting the file system first before unplugging? | 03:03 |
marsha | moonlight works great! | 03:03 |
marsha | thanks for all the help! | 03:03 |
lilzeus | vlt: it runs through and tries several addresses, I see a message that it is not running at top speed, then finally it works | 03:04 |
vlt | mgmuscari: What did you expect? Only one drive? | 03:04 |
lilzeus | vlt: you want me to unmount and then plug back in again? | 03:04 |
mgmuscari | vlt: i expect to see my raid set show up here, not both disks... | 03:04 |
ubuntu2 | musikgoat: actually, i've already used archive manager in the past when it opens automatically, but for some reason it didn't open auto this time | 03:04 |
vlt | lilzeus: Yes, to check if it runs faster then. | 03:04 |
musikgoat | ubuntu2: what are you trying to do? | 03:04 |
mgmuscari | vlt: instead i see both disks including their model numbers - the card's bios states that it installs the disks as something else | 03:05 |
lilzeus | no difference | 03:05 |
Wolfcastle | hello | 03:05 |
lilzeus | its trying various addresses | 03:05 |
Wolfcastle | is it ok to install i386 deb packages in ubuntu amd64? | 03:05 |
mgmuscari | on boot i also don't see these showing up as devices on any ide buses | 03:05 |
tazz | trying to pre-order from https://shipit.ubuntu.com/ I get "You have already received our maximum number of allowed shipments. Please download the CD image and record it yourself. " | 03:05 |
tazz | any clue whats they max limit for shipment is ? | 03:06 |
vlt | lilzeus: You could check another usb drive. If it's the same maybe there's a problem with the usb driver and your hardware. | 03:06 |
lilzeus | vlt: meaning the motherboard, not the drives...they appear to work fine under windows | 03:06 |
ubuntu2 | musikgoat: i'm trying to install java from the website | 03:07 |
vlt | mgmuscari: Ubuntu recently switches to sdX names for IDE dirves too. That doesn't solve the RAID problem though ... | 03:07 |
fufu1 | how do i create an alias to change working directory to my public_html directory, and show a long list the index.html file | 03:07 |
mgmuscari | vlt: yeah, i knew that much, but this is vexing me... i'm wondering if i just try to set up on one of the drives | 03:07 |
ubuntu2 | musikgoat: i downloaded the file, but it wont open automatically | 03:08 |
mgmuscari | will the card handle the mirroring properly.... | 03:08 |
mgmuscari | trying to do raid 1 here | 03:08 |
fufu1 | i want to call the alias "gogogo" | 03:08 |
musikgoat | ubuntu2: what is the file extension? | 03:08 |
vlt | fufu1: `ln -s target alias` | 03:08 |
fufu1 | ? what | 03:08 |
coolcat | hi, I think I've got some problems with java, I am not to watch any youtube movies anymore ... there's only one black screen instead . Any Idea how to fix this? | 03:08 |
lilzeus | vlt: trying a different drive now | 03:08 |
violetblood_ | install the flash player | 03:09 |
violetblood_ | not java | 03:09 |
vlt | mgmuscari: If you want raid and your raid hardware isn't supported you can run software raid in linux kernel (which works well btw) | 03:09 |
fufu1 | vlt isnt it something like alias gogogo='cd /home/user/public_html ls -l index.html' | 03:09 |
tuffax | does anyone know how to fix bad header lines in apt-proxy? | 03:09 |
mgmuscari | vlt: i can see my raid controller with lspci | 03:09 |
vlt | fufu1: Ok, I didn't understand what you really wanted ;-) | 03:10 |
KnifeySpooney | How do I trap my mouse within a set of coordinates on the screen? | 03:11 |
lilzeus | vlt: it takes a little over 30 seconds for devices to be recognized, whether ejected or not | 03:12 |
fufu1 | vlt: do you know how to add two commands to a single alias? I want to change to a folder and then list a file | 03:14 |
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violetblood_ | alias __ & __ | 03:14 |
bastid_raZor | fufu1: seperate the commands with && | 03:14 |
violetblood_ | alias name __&& __ | 03:14 |
fufu1 | ok thnks | 03:15 |
mgmuscari | if a vlt: how do i set up software raid then | 03:15 |
vlt | fufu1: Or just `alias gogogo='cmd 1; cmd 2'` | 03:15 |
ubuntu2 | musikgoat:.bin | 03:16 |
vlt | mgmuscari: `mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/first_disk_or_partition /dev/seond...` for example | 03:16 |
mgmuscari | hmm ok | 03:17 |
ubuntu2 | musikgoat:rpm.bin | 03:17 |
mgmuscari | i'm going to try recreating the raid set and copying the contents of the first drive to the second before i do that | 03:17 |
mgmuscari | thanks vlt | 03:17 |
vlt | mgmuscari: Do you need the raid just for data or do you want to run the whole OS on it? | 03:18 |
KnifeySpooney | Whenever I restart Ubuntu, I get a popup asking to enter my encryption key for the keyring for my wireless network. This is really annoying. How do I set it to get the password without confirmation? | 03:21 |
bigtom21485 | anyone know of a good movie file converter for ubuntu? | 03:21 |
KnifeySpooney | bigtom21485: try ffmpeg | 03:21 |
davidma22 | I'm manually doing my partition... what should the "mount point" be for a dual boot installation? | 03:22 |
scunizi | davidma22: are you manually doing the partitions? | 03:22 |
davidma22 | Yes. | 03:22 |
bazhang | bigtom21485, handbrake | 03:22 |
NazL | Sex Can I click Login http://www.chatvebiz.tr.gg | 03:23 |
NazL | Sex Can I click Login http://www.chatvebiz.tr.gg | 03:23 |
FloodBot3 | NazL: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 03:23 |
scunizi | davidma22: you're going to need a minimum of 2 partitions for the install.. preferably 3.. but 2 works.. for the OS and your data is root symbolized by "/" .. the other is /swap | 03:23 |
AnirbanHazra | how to force Ubuntu to remove a folder even if it is not empty ? | 03:24 |
scunizi | davidma22: if you want to create a seperate partition for all of your personal data then "/" should be 8-12 gigs.. /swap at 2x of your ram ... and the rest /home | 03:24 |
maco | bazhang: thankies | 03:24 |
pshr_ | !info xapi | 03:25 |
ubottu | Package xapi does not exist in jaunty | 03:25 |
pshr_ | !xapi | 03:25 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about xapi | 03:25 |
bazhang | pshr_, please /msg ubottu | 03:25 |
davidma22 | Hm. Okay, I have a previous installation of 64-bit ubuntu, that I'm trying to overwrite.. there's the main partition, then 3 that say "ntfs", and another that says "linux-swap" | 03:25 |
n8tuser | AnirbanHazra-> rm -Rf | 03:26 |
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davidma22 | I'm overwriting with 32bit, so do I need to delete the "linux-swap" as well as the main one? | 03:27 |
Hellkeepa | No | 03:27 |
* StavroM just installed 9.10 today - didn't survive a reboot | 03:27 |
fufu1 | how do I use the 'cut' command to select the first line of a text file ? | 03:28 |
maco | fufu1: i think cut is for columns | 03:28 |
maco | fufu1: you could use "head -n 1" | 03:29 |
fufu1 | i see | 03:29 |
maco | fufu1: like: head -n 1 foo.tt | 03:29 |
AnirbanHazra | n8tuser: Thanks , it worked | 03:29 |
UnixDawg | I need php5-pdo and pdo_sqlite is there a repo with it in it | 03:29 |
UnixDawg | for 8.04.3 | 03:30 |
callnett | hi | 03:30 |
callnett | i have a big problem | 03:30 |
bazhang | callnett, in karmic? | 03:30 |
callnett | bazhang: hi again | 03:31 |
bazhang | callnett, in 9.10 karmic? | 03:31 |
callnett | bazhang: the same problem : i cannot install nothing yes it is | 03:31 |
bazhang | callnett, the support channel for karmic is #ubuntu+1 (not here) | 03:32 |
callnett | ok | 03:32 |
callnett | so i have to live the place | 03:32 |
callnett | ?????????? | 03:33 |
bazhang | callnett, /join #ubuntu+1 | 03:33 |
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KnifeySpooney | Whenever I restart Ubuntu, I get a popup asking to enter my encryption key for the keyring for my wireless network. This is really annoying. How do I set it to get the password without confirmation? | 03:34 |
callnett | bazhang: i am over there but nobody want to help me | 03:35 |
GothFreak27 | my system crashed during a dist-upgrade, whats the command to restore the upgrade process and fix any errors the crash might have caused? | 03:37 |
cdoublejj | checkdisk? | 03:40 |
MoTec | KnifeySpooney: http://davestechsupport.com/blog/2009/01/16/how-to-remove-ubuntus-password-keyring/ | 03:41 |
MoTec | it's a security risk, tho | 03:41 |
katakaio | GothFreak27: Have you tried sudo update-manager -d" first? | 03:41 |
drake | up time | 03:42 |
monty_hall | I'm running jaunty and am unable to use the mic under wine, anybody having this problem too? | 03:42 |
drake | sv uptime | 03:42 |
drake | no | 03:42 |
drake | kool | 03:42 |
cody | How do i make it to where i can use xSANE as a normal user? i can run it as sudo, but not as my own account | 03:43 |
GothFreak27 | thats the connand to run a dist upgrade, I was in the middle of that when amarok bit the dust and froze my whole system.. how do I recover the update? it was about 3/4 done downloading the update and dont want to wait for it all again.. | 03:43 |
cody | GothFreak27: Same happened to me | 03:43 |
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fufu1 | how do I use the pipe command to remove leading space of lines>? | 03:43 |
MoTec | KnifeySpooney: Or, if you keyring password is the same as your login password... sudo apt-get install libpam-keyring | 03:43 |
MoTec | KnifeySpooney: then: echo "@include common-pamkeyring" | sudo tee -a /etc/pam.d/gdm | 03:43 |
neoTheCat | has anyone had any problems with UrbanTerror suddenly losing sound, then when trying to exit, totally freeze? | 03:43 |
GothFreak27 | it was amarok that did it, not apt | 03:44 |
katakaio | GothFreak27: Yes - I thought your system was broken during the update. If you just don't want to download the files again, then I'm out of good news :-/ | 03:44 |
cody | How do i allow myself, as a normal user, to use xSANE with my USB connected printer? If i run it as sudo i can use it, but not as a normal user | 03:44 |
GothFreak27 | I also cant get JACK working at all in jaunty | 03:44 |
zcherus | I am in deep need of help, I am trying to remove xubuntu AND kubuntu, but it's trying to remove my plesk also | 03:44 |
zcherus | i used this guide: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnomehardy - why would it want to remove plesk? | 03:45 |
bazhang | !puregnome | zcherus | 03:45 |
ubottu | zcherus: If you want to remove all !KDE packages, type « sudo apt-get remove kdelibs4c2 kdelibs5-data && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop » into a !terminal | 03:45 |
zcherus | thanks bazhang let me see if that will work | 03:45 |
zcherus | no go | 03:46 |
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zcherus | i messed up, i never used nothing but command line on this machine | 03:46 |
zcherus | and then i had to get some sort of gui so i opted for xubuntu which was terrible experience | 03:46 |
Guest90007 | what channel is for people who are brand new for ubuntu? | 03:47 |
MoTec | i like xubuntu :( | 03:47 |
zcherus | i still can't remove most of xubuntu stuff, guide @ http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnomehardy wants to remove my plesk as well and that's unacceptable | 03:47 |
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wookienz | i have an ubuntu machine that runs off a compact falsh card. Any way the mobo died and im trying to restore the fs. I am running a virtual box ubuntu instance and i need some info on how to create a new fs on another dirve and then extract the CF img to the new drive. Any pointers to websites? | 03:48 |
cody | how come i can not use the following command: echo 'none /proc/bus/usb usbfs auto,devmode=0666 0 0' >> /etc/fstab as sudo? | 03:48 |
KnifeySpooney | MoTec: Thanks! My keyring password is the same as my login. Do you know if this will work if my computer automatically logs me in? | 03:48 |
Silver_Swords | Guest90007, you're here. | 03:48 |
bastid_raZor | cody: echo blahblah | sudo tee blahblah | 03:48 |
Guest90007 | daz - its me Stronze. i reinstalled ubuntu on his computer | 03:48 |
zcherus | long story short, now i am stuck with xubuntu, kubuntu and ubuntu, and no way to remove them and i have 0 disk space | 03:48 |
cody | bastid_raZor: Okay, so what would be the correct command? | 03:48 |
DaZ | Guest90007: and? :f | 03:48 |
MoTec | KnifeySpooney: not sure.. but i assume so. | 03:48 |
Guest90007 | silver_sword - thanks.wasnt sure if this was it or another channe | 03:48 |
zcherus | i have to do something cuz all my work is there (sure i do have backup, but i dont have time for that now as i have to ship something monday morning) | 03:49 |
Guest90007 | daz - giving you the update | 03:49 |
KnifeySpooney | MoTec: Ok, thanks. | 03:49 |
DaZ | Guest90007: remove him from sudoers | 03:49 |
zcherus | how the hell do i free some space without killing plesk? | 03:49 |
DaZ | before he breaks it again ;f | 03:49 |
mb_again_ | zcherus: not sure about most, but if you have some swap you can make it into space | 03:49 |
Guest90007 | daz - LMAO | 03:49 |
bastid_raZor | cody: echo 'stuff to be echoed' | sudo tee /place/to/be/put | 03:50 |
zcherus | mb_again_ : its pretty tight, whole disk is 20 meg, but i do have another hd that i could plug in | 03:50 |
frank3ly | hello there im having problems with apt get i could install anything | 03:50 |
frank3ly | could not | 03:50 |
DaZ | zcherus: meg? :o | 03:50 |
zcherus | err 20 gigs | 03:50 |
DaZ | frank3ly: cool | 03:50 |
frank3ly | is not cool | 03:51 |
zcherus | anyhow, i have one 120 gb disk laying around somewhere that i could plug in | 03:51 |
frank3ly | i cannot use synaptic | 03:51 |
frank3ly | neather apt-get | 03:51 |
zcherus | but i know it's not just gonna work like that, there's something to be done to tell my ubuntu to use new space and frankly i dont have idea what | 03:51 |
zcherus | so any pointers are appreciated | 03:51 |
frank3ly | can somebody help me ? | 03:51 |
* bitsweeper is testing aircrack-ng | 03:51 |
zcherus | i need to get rid of 0 disk space asap because i cannot work and i am screwed up bigtime if i dont finish this | 03:52 |
mb_again_ | zcherus: im thinking you might need a bit of room to get an unistall going. You can add some more removable drive space, maybe you can mount it and use it for temp space for the unistaller. I expect if you installed stuff, you can at least uninstall part of it the same way | 03:52 |
bazhang | frank3ly, please paste.ubuntu.com with the errors from sudo apt-get update | 03:52 |
cody | somebody help me with this: http://pastebin.ca/1624496 that file does not exis | 03:52 |
cody | t | 03:52 |
zcherus | mb_again_ whenever i try to uninstal kubuntu or xubuntu it wants to remove my plesk as well, thats the whole problem | 03:52 |
frank3ly | i will be :S hard cause the errors are on my laptop and thing that im gonna install is the network manager | 03:52 |
zcherus | i plugged in 16gb flash drive which is empty | 03:53 |
zcherus | my last option is to backup everything | 03:53 |
cody | bastid_raZor: Thank you so much, now can you help me with this? http://pastebin.ca/1624496 That file does not excist | 03:53 |
bazhang | frank3ly, you have not networking presently on that computer? | 03:53 |
fufu1 | !cut | 03:53 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about cut | 03:53 |
fufu1 | !cat | 03:53 |
frank3ly | i messed up | 03:53 |
ubottu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 03:53 |
fufu1 | !cut | 03:53 |
frank3ly | this i was changing network manager to wicd | 03:53 |
bazhang | fufu1, please /msg ubottu | 03:53 |
mb_again_ | zcherus: plesk is beyond me. Sorry. | 03:53 |
zcherus | either on flash or via network and then reinstall, but setting up plesk again and all domains will take me more time then i have to finish what i am doing which means i am a dead man comes the monday morning | 03:54 |
frank3ly | but i got a problem with the apt get and now something is stuck | 03:54 |
LinuX2half | Hi Everyone, I want to ask if its possible that I can select which drive to boot from the GRUB bootloader...? | 03:54 |
omeddragon | does someone knows how to install webos quick installer for the palm | 03:54 |
bazhang | frank3ly, without errors to troubleshoot it is very hard to help you | 03:54 |
zcherus | mb_again_ plesk is running fine all this time, it's just that removing kubuntu-desktop for example tries to remove plesk as well - no idea why | 03:54 |
zcherus | one question though | 03:54 |
frank3ly | the problem is | 03:54 |
zcherus | if i removed it and then installed back all the packages that are plesk related, it would work right? | 03:54 |
cody | gotta restart real quic | 03:55 |
frank3ly | it seems that synaptic is running and i cannot access to another app that use it | 03:55 |
bazhang | frank3ly, then close synaptic | 03:55 |
frank3ly | so | 03:55 |
frank3ly | i cannot | 03:55 |
frank3ly | how i do that | 03:55 |
bazhang | frank3ly, is synaptic running? open a terminal and type top | 03:56 |
sagaci | i'm having trouble playing dvds, i've installed all the restricted codecs etc, but when i open a dvd the program opens but promptly closes | 03:57 |
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frank3ly | no is not:S | 03:57 |
mb_again_ | zcherus: i think that is a scary idea. I would be adding some disk space to make the system usabel for whatever it does. and possibly some surgical unistalls of xxxbuntu components. your installer should be able to list back all the things installed. Try removing components that are irrelevant to the machien | 03:57 |
bazhang | frank3ly, then sudo apt-get update in the terminal and paste.ubuntu.com with the error message | 03:58 |
zcherus | mb_again_ there comes the problem, I always used command line only, never even bothered with gui, so I dont have idea where to go, what to read, what to do. I am only familiar with command line as all I do is web related, so most I ever needed was to maybe edit crontab and things like that. | 03:58 |
mb_again_ | xcherus: another concept entirely: can you make a full and usable backup of the machine as it is? If so, you can do that then go to town with your scary Idea knowing that if it blows up you can be back where you are now. | 03:59 |
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mb_again_ | zcherus: which command? apt? aptitude? somthing else? | 03:59 |
zcherus | mb_again_ right now i am trying to remove some crap, just so i get enough to backup stuff | 03:59 |
zcherus | i backed up all domains, but because there's no space, plesk can't even gzip them and i cant download em | 04:00 |
bazhang | sagaci, and you installed the package libdvdcss2 from medibuntu.org ? | 04:00 |
frank3ly | unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing | 04:00 |
zcherus | i tried with aptitude right now | 04:00 |
sagaci | bazhang: yep | 04:00 |
zcherus | and its nto looking good | 04:00 |
job | anybody here with knowledge of fluxbox? | 04:01 |
zcherus | i freed up like 14 megs, removing some crap, biggest problem is that i dont have idea what is what except my usual stuff, plesk/apache/mysql/php etc, so i am afraid that i will remove something that i shouldnt and PAF i am dead person | 04:01 |
carpediem | job: been a long while, I used to use it as my primary DE | 04:01 |
frank3ly | some index files failed to download they have been ignore, or old ones used instead | 04:01 |
job | there is a way to change windows decoration can't remember how | 04:01 |
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carpediem | job: definitely. It's in the right-click menu, or at least used to be | 04:02 |
job | not styles | 04:02 |
AJC_Z0 | job: fluxbox is a window manager, not a decorator | 04:02 |
frank3ly | some index files failed to download they have been ignore, or old ones used instead | 04:02 |
carpediem | job: the fluxbox window borders are part of the styles, unless you're running Compiz or Metacity instead | 04:03 |
bazhang | frank3ly, what version of ubuntu | 04:03 |
AJC_Z0 | You would have to configure gdm to use it, I think | 04:03 |
job | i know but there is a small program that change windows decorations i used it before. cant remember the name | 04:03 |
zcherus | i do have a backup but backup is about 10 days old, and in last 5 days i worked close to 100 hours :S | 04:03 |
frank3ly | 9.04 | 04:04 |
job | i tried fluxbox IRC but nobody there | 04:04 |
Silver_Swords | job: i think all linux wizards are here. =) | 04:05 |
mb_again_ | zcherus: use the temp disk to get your current backup done and safe. Take a deep breath and clean it up | 04:06 |
zcherus | yeah thats what i am going to do, just need to free some more space so system can breathe | 04:07 |
bastid_raZor | zcherus: possibly get rid of some of the .gz logs in /var/logs/ | 04:07 |
job | maybe i am not explaining myself very well. | 04:08 |
zcherus | if you got any names of crap packages that come with kubuntu it would be helpful | 04:08 |
zcherus | bastid_raZor think i already clearead the logs, but good idea, let me check it up | 04:08 |
cody___ | PROBLEM: Whenever i boot, i get the message that my home directory appears to be /home/cody, but it could not be found, do i want to use / instead? I click no, then it gives me the error: "Users $HOME/.dmrc file is ignored... It should be owned by the user and have 644 permisions. What is wrong? | 04:08 |
concretesledge | http://yfrog.com/1rscreenshot1ip | 04:08 |
concretesledge | could someone please tell me what the problem is? | 04:09 |
cody___ | I am on LiveCD right now | 04:09 |
job | the area of the app with file-edit-and such is kind of dull without the decoration. about years ago i used fluxbox then i had to install a little program to give gnome decoration to apps | 04:09 |
joeb3_ | cody___, does /home/cody exist? Is user cody the owner? | 04:09 |
cody___ | joeb3_: Both should be yes, i will mount the partition that has /home on it to see if something happened | 04:10 |
job | kind just remember the name of the program | 04:10 |
LinuX2half | so I have an windows installation CD, but GRUB doesn't seem to noticed the disk.....so is there a way to work around this situation? | 04:10 |
cody___ | joeb3_: Yes, /home/cody exists. | 04:10 |
cody___ | I edited my fstab file, could that be it? | 04:11 |
joeb3_ | cody___, ls -l /home. does cody own cody? | 04:11 |
kiamo | hi | 04:11 |
cody___ | joeb3_: Would that command still apply since i am on a live cd? | 04:11 |
joeb3_ | cody___, dare I ask what you did to fstab/ | 04:11 |
cody___ | joeb3_: haha. I added /proc/bus/usb to it | 04:11 |
concretesledge | http://yfrog.com/1rscreenshot1ip help NO SOUND | 04:11 |
joeb3_ | cody___, so remove it. Sounds like /home is not being mounted. | 04:12 |
macleodr | concretesledge - what system is missing sound? | 04:12 |
callnett | bazhang: r u still here? | 04:12 |
concretesledge | uBUNTU | 04:12 |
cody___ | joeb3_: Okay, how would i do so? I am on the liveCD | 04:12 |
concretesledge | macdleodr onboard NVIDIA HDA | 04:12 |
concretesledge | it was working minutes ago | 04:12 |
bazhang | callnett, yes | 04:13 |
macleodr | concretesledge - ok but what hardware? | 04:13 |
joeb3_ | cody___, mount the hard drive and edit the fstab. | 04:13 |
concretesledge | macleodr, i installed a sound card that worked for a while, then stopped .. now i have no sound at all | 04:13 |
cody___ | joeb3_: I will be allowed to without being sudo? | 04:13 |
concretesledge | macleodr, the sound hardware? | 04:13 |
joeb3_ | cody___, you can sudo from the livecd | 04:13 |
callnett | bazhang: so i did everithing how u ask | 04:13 |
concretesledge | HDA NVidia Sound Card | 04:13 |
cody___ | joeb3_: I found out what happened!!! For some reason, when i had it add the line to fstab, it removed everything else | 04:14 |
cody___ | how do i *gulp* how do i restore it? | 04:14 |
concretesledge | macleodr, HDA NVidia Sound Card | 04:14 |
macleodr | con...edge - I was just wondering if you were on a macbook like me... sound works for headphone jack but not speakers. | 04:14 |
concretesledge | no IBM | 04:14 |
concretesledge | the sound was working just fine before | 04:14 |
LinuX2half | Can GRUB boot CDs? | 04:14 |
cody___ | LinuX2half: Yes | 04:15 |
joeb3_ | cody___, if you don't have a backup, create it manually. Use /etc/fstab on the livecd as a guide. | 04:15 |
cody___ | as long as your BIOS supports it | 04:15 |
cody___ | joeb3_: Okay, cause i never expected that hehe I will c/p | 04:15 |
mordocai | LinuX2half: Why not just use your BIOS boot menu? | 04:15 |
cody___ | in a way | 04:15 |
Dantonic | can I play a different region DVD in ubuntu? | 04:15 |
Dantonic | play or copy | 04:16 |
LinuX2half | cody__: Really but someone at the linux channel tells me GRUB can't boot Cds | 04:16 |
kiamo | My filesystem corrupted, can I fix it with the 9.10beta live cd? or will I have to download 9.04? | 04:16 |
icarus-c | LinuX2half: you need to specify the proper hd id to grub | 04:16 |
icarus-c | kiamo: what filesystem | 04:16 |
LinuX2half | Hard Disk Identification? | 04:16 |
kiamo | ext3 | 04:16 |
cody___ | joeb3_: Uh oh... i remember mine being very different :( | 04:16 |
icarus-c | kiamo: try a e2fsck -fy first | 04:17 |
cody___ | i have 3 partitions. One for the system of ubuntu, one for /home, and one for the linux swap. | 04:17 |
cody___ | the /home and system partitions being ext4 file systesm | 04:17 |
jetscreamer | LinuX2half: you want to look at grub2 | 04:18 |
jetscreamer | i heard grub1 can't boot cd's | 04:18 |
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kiamo | icarus-c, would it be wise to make a DD image of the partition first? | 04:18 |
macleodr | 9.10 on macbook - big upgrade caused reset, now latest kernel (31-14-generic) doesn't find initramfs - anyone else have this problem? | 04:18 |
heinzes1 | after update to karmic, none of the programs in /etc/xdg/autostart are run anymore. how can I get them to start again? | 04:18 |
LinuX2half | alright let me check online first.... | 04:19 |
LinuX2half | !grub2 | 04:19 |
ubottu | GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager in Karmic. For more information on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 04:19 |
jetscreamer | oh ok | 04:19 |
jetscreamer | well then | 04:19 |
sagaci | !karmic | heinzes1 | 04:19 |
ubottu | heinzes1: Karmic Koala is the codename for Ubuntu 9.10, due October 29th, 2009 - Karmic is BETA and MAY break - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 04:19 |
TheRealmezquital | anyone knows if there's a channel for mixx? | 04:19 |
TheRealmezquital | forget it, i found the mixxx channel | 04:19 |
macleodr | #leave | 04:19 |
icarus-c | kiamo: meaning less if the filesystem is corrupted.. | 04:19 |
heinzes1 | sagaci, I know, I just don't find a way to activate it again | 04:20 |
caseyd | Hey All, www.footballfandom.com if you are a NFL Football Fan! Support this Vetran owned business please!! :) | 04:20 |
jetscreamer | you can 'probably' get grub2 from the restricted or something.. i wouldn't know that | 04:20 |
jetscreamer | s/that/that,\ though/ | 04:20 |
jetscreamer | that looks punny | 04:21 |
hsarci | whats the best p2p prog from linux? | 04:21 |
LinuX2half | well thanks any | 04:21 |
Dantonic | Is it possible for me to play a DVD from a different region? I have an Italian DVD and would like to play it under 9.04 here in the US | 04:22 |
heinzes1 | is there a setting in xubuntu to turn on/off the autostart from /etc/xdg/autostart? | 04:22 |
jetscreamer | yes | 04:22 |
TheRealmezquital | Dantonic, yes, you will have to encrypt it and store the DVD in your hard drive | 04:23 |
TheRealmezquital | Dantonic, i meant to say you have to unencrypt it first | 04:23 |
jetscreamer | encrypt? | 04:23 |
jetscreamer | ah | 04:23 |
jetscreamer | !libdvdcss2 | 04:23 |
ubottu | For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 04:23 |
Dantonic | TheRealmezquital, If I simply copy the DVD with K9copy onto another DVD will it get rid of the region protection? | 04:23 |
LinuX2half | I don't see any features that says CD drive bootable... | 04:23 |
LinuX2half | !grub | 04:23 |
ubottu | GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 04:23 |
TheRealmezquital | Dantonic, look at jetscreamer ' s post | 04:24 |
jetscreamer | Dantonic: probably.. not positive | 04:24 |
LinuX2half | !grub2 | 04:24 |
ubottu | GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager in Karmic. For more information on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 04:24 |
jetscreamer | try /lastlog | 04:24 |
hsarci | Does anyone know of a good p2p program??? | 04:24 |
Dantonic | jetscreamer, thanks, looked at that post and installed that restricted formats package, and it still won't play | 04:24 |
TheRealmezquital | jetscreamer, is it possible to play DVD's from different regions on a computer using ubuntu? | 04:24 |
bazhang | !p2p > hsarci | 04:24 |
ubottu | hsarci, please see my private message | 04:24 |
Dantonic | I guess I'll try copying see what happens | 04:25 |
livioweb | brasilians here | 04:25 |
livioweb | ? | 04:25 |
jetscreamer | !br | 04:25 |
ubottu | Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Obrigado. | 04:25 |
livioweb | yer man | 04:25 |
hsarci | lol bazhang, i was looking for a personal opinion | 04:25 |
bazhang | hsarci, ask bestbot in #ubuntu-bots , please dont take polls here | 04:26 |
TheRealmezquital | Dantonic, I dont know what K9copy does but if all it does is copy the DVD then the DVD replica will be the same as the new one, you have to unencrypt the DVD first for you to remove the region protection, that's what I had to do when I had the same problem | 04:26 |
livioweb | sorry man | 04:26 |
jetscreamer | Dantonic: i usually use mencoder or avidemux for video stuff... with xine, iirc you can set the region code(w/o actually changing the code written on the rom? of the dvdPlayer) but i can't swear to it | 04:26 |
TheRealmezquital | jetscreamer, so it is possible to play DVD's from different location codes using ubuntu then? | 04:27 |
livioweb | #ubuntu-br | 04:27 |
jetscreamer | Dantonic: you can rip the region code off the dvd when you rip it.. that 'can' invole actually re-encoding | 04:27 |
CyberKitsune | Hello, my iPod mounts as read-only, how do I mount it read-write? | 04:27 |
bazhang | livioweb, /join #ubuntu-br | 04:27 |
gamerx | /join #ubuntu-br | 04:27 |
gamerx | lol | 04:27 |
livioweb | thanks | 04:27 |
gamerx | beat you | 04:27 |
TheRealmezquital | livioweb, if you speak english you can ask away in here, you dont have to be brasileiro just communicate in english to stay | 04:28 |
jetscreamer | TheRealmezquital: you 'can' ... but i can't swear 'you' can... depends on how much trouble you are willing to go to i would imagine | 04:28 |
livioweb | sim eu falo ingle anr speak portugues ;/ | 04:28 |
TheRealmezquital | #ubuntu-br | 04:29 |
kaeser | Does this ggz thing really works? I've never played any games there. Is this fake? (I've tried some) | 04:29 |
ubuntu_ | hi, my computer went to low res i think 640x480 and it wont go normal again or let me use the nvidia drivers | 04:29 |
jetscreamer | same answer :) | 04:29 |
* jetscreamer returns to lurk mode | 04:30 |
ubuntu_ | does anyone know why it wont let me start the nvidia drivers | 04:30 |
Dantonic | jetscreamer, thanks actually k9copy uses mencoder I believe | 04:30 |
icarus-c | ubuntu_: how did you install the nvidia driver? | 04:30 |
Nattgew | does the computer wait until gdm's postsession script is done running before shutting down? | 04:31 |
ubuntu_ | just automaticallt through the OS | 04:31 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, ok did you reboot the system after doing that? | 04:31 |
ubuntu_ | yes | 04:31 |
ubuntu_ | every time i reboot ubuntu enters low res mode | 04:31 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, in terminal lspci | grep -i vga | 04:31 |
ubuntu_ | 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV44 [GeForce 6200 TurboCache(TM)] (rev a1) | 04:32 |
K1LL9 | can someone help me write a init.d script for a ircd ? | 04:32 |
livioweb | tuto instal moden sony ericson 300 | 04:32 |
livioweb | ? | 04:32 |
coz_ | ubuntu2, ok and in the terminal nvidia-settings | 04:32 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, sorry that was for you ^^ | 04:32 |
jetscreamer | Dantonic: actually i think i looked at k9copy once... i forget. you might check out avidemux if you make this kind of thing a habit, or find it useful. it's probably avilable in restricted, or the normal ones.. not sure though. | 04:32 |
ubuntu_ | You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server. | 04:32 |
jetscreamer | simple to use | 04:33 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, ok in that terminal sudo nvidia-xconfig | 04:33 |
ubuntu_ | i have tried that nvidia-xconfig | 04:33 |
coz_ | ok | 04:33 |
ubuntu_ | and restarted, and made no difference | 04:33 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, mmmm | 04:33 |
jetscreamer | did you make sure your nvidia chipset is supported in the driver version you are trying to install? | 04:33 |
ubuntu_ | jetscreamer, it was working fine before | 04:34 |
AnirbanHazra | how can I redirect 123.abc.com to xyz.com/467/ by editing dns records ? | 04:34 |
jetscreamer | o | 04:34 |
K1LL9 | can someone help me write a init.d script for a ircd ? | 04:34 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, ok go back to system/administration/hardware drivers | 04:34 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, it was working fine before what? | 04:34 |
ubuntu_ | just did a package update and restarted | 04:35 |
jetscreamer | ubuntu_: less /var/log/Xorg.0.log and .. err.... which packages? | 04:35 |
yoophglup | did you activate the driver from the system->admin->hardware drivers | 04:35 |
axisys | !xen | 04:35 |
ubottu | XEN is a virtual machine monitor for x86 that supports execution of multiple guest operating systems with unprecedented levels of performance and resource isolation. Information on installing it for Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xen | 04:35 |
ubuntu_ | ok the driver is not activated, ill try using an old driver | 04:36 |
yoophglup | just activate it | 04:36 |
zcherus | sigh | 04:36 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, what driver version are available in hardware drivers | 04:36 |
icarus-c | ubuntu_: you need to stick with the 173xx iirc | 04:36 |
zcherus | pray for me, backing up plesk dump | 04:36 |
icarus-c | newer nvidia drivers have dropped support for your card | 04:37 |
ubuntu_ | ok i will choose 173, i also have 180 and 96 | 04:37 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, ah any of those drivers should work with that card | 04:37 |
ubuntu_ | although it was working fine with 180 before | 04:37 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, the 180 should work fine what I would do first is disable that driver...restart...then reinstall it | 04:37 |
metriz | quick question: i installed xubuntu on ubuntu server and its booting to the gdm, how do i set it to boot to console | 04:38 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, I would also in a terminal do sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade before reinstallation of that driver | 04:38 |
ubuntu_ | how do i disable it, because it says they arent activated, i think it is already disabled | 04:38 |
icarus-c | oops, yea 180 supports geforce6000 too | 04:38 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, in hardware drivers there should be a disable button | 04:38 |
ubuntu_ | nope | 04:39 |
LinuX2half | why I insert a Cd and my computer defines it as a blank CD? | 04:39 |
yoophglup | thats because its already not activated | 04:39 |
ubuntu_ | just says this driver is not activated for all three | 04:39 |
amv6356 | I run Ubuntu and I can't get 3D graphics working | 04:39 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: is it a blank cd? | 04:39 |
metriz | quick question: i installed xubuntu on ubuntu server and its booting to the gdm, how do i set it to boot to console | 04:39 |
yoophglup | JUST activate one and restart | 04:39 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, ok then try reinstalling it | 04:39 |
amv6356 | GLXinfo says Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0". | 04:39 |
Dantonic | TheRealmezquital, jetscreamer, thank you very much for your help, gotta go I'll try out your suggestions. | 04:39 |
ubuntu_ | should i uninstall the drivers from synaptic? | 04:39 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, but | 04:39 |
amv6356 | Is there some software I'm missing or something? | 04:39 |
yoophglup | hahaha | 04:39 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, first do sudo apt -get update | 04:39 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 04:39 |
metriz | anyone know? | 04:40 |
ubuntu_ | sure, so uninstall, then reinstall or just reinstall? | 04:40 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, reinstall after updating | 04:40 |
lbaroudi | hi | 04:40 |
amv6356 | lspci says my graphics chipset is "VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07) | 04:40 |
amv6356 | ". | 04:40 |
ubuntu_ | ok | 04:40 |
TheRealmezquital | Dantonic, no problem, i did it successfully in windows but that was quite a while ago, it's quite simple though | 04:40 |
ubuntu_ | thanks ill try it now | 04:40 |
metriz | quick question: i installed xubuntu on ubuntu server and its booting to the gdm, how do i set it to boot to console | 04:40 |
d33d | is ubuntu looking for contributors? | 04:40 |
bazhang | !contribute | 04:41 |
amv6356 | I've checked the X.Org logs and there are no errors or anything. | 04:41 |
ubottu | To contribute and help out with Ubuntu, see http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate | 04:41 |
metriz | quick question: i installed xubuntu on ubuntu server and its booting to the gdm, how do i set it to boot to console | 04:41 |
LinuX2half | bluey: yes it is | 04:41 |
coz_ | metriz, I am not sure | 04:41 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: then yes it is supposed to say that... | 04:41 |
coz_ | metriz, why is it you want to boot to console? | 04:41 |
arschgamei | sali du habasch gahts guet? | 04:41 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: it's ready and waiting fof you to do something with it -- | 04:41 |
LinuX2half | bluey: well the cd is an installation cd so it isn't suppose to be blank... | 04:41 |
d33d | why is everything so "RO-BOT-TIC" lets use a bot for everything, maybe I want some user interaction with another person from the Ubuntu community? | 04:42 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: ooops! | 04:42 |
bazhang | arschgamei, english here please | 04:42 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: have you tried another cd? | 04:42 |
arschgamei | was? | 04:42 |
yoophglup | metriz: one time or all the time? | 04:42 |
tecywiz121 | Hey, just looking for a point in the right direction, my Synaptics touch pad is not working, but usb mice are, just upgraded my fglrx | 04:42 |
jetscreamer | metriz: /etc/X11/default-display-manager controls it, /etc/init.d/?dm is the actual startup script for the program... gdm 'probably. you can edit the default-display-manager file and just empty it out if you want (back it up first eh) | 04:42 |
coz_ | d33d, what was the issue again? | 04:42 |
coz_ | d33d, i didnt see the post | 04:42 |
ubuntu_ | coz_, i am running dist-upgrade now.. it has a while to go... which command should i run for reinstall? | 04:42 |
bazhang | d33d, they would point you to that link | 04:42 |
d33d | coz_, i wanted to know if ubuntu is looking for contributors? | 04:43 |
LinuX2half | bluey: yes, an Cd-r and I write an iso image inside and its still blank... | 04:43 |
coz_ | ubuntu_, no command just go back into hardware drivers and install it from there after the update | 04:43 |
* jetscreamer doesn't say no who in their right minds wants ppl to give them money | 04:43 |
d33d | no one can answer "yes we are and here's how! with an enthusiastic Join our Community? | 04:43 |
coz_ | d33d, money contributors or code contributors? both I think are welcome :) | 04:43 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: what programme did you use to write the iso? | 04:43 |
arschgamei | ich wott e banane | 04:43 |
LinuX2half | bluey: the problem is that GRUB can't seem to boot from the disc | 04:43 |
bazhang | d33d, as this is a support channel for existing installs, we tend to give out links as such | 04:44 |
LinuX2half | bluey: well I use windows wizard in my other computer to write it | 04:44 |
OpenBluntSurgery | hey how do I add a new user through the gui? the add user button is grey'd out | 04:44 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: from the CD or from your hard drive? | 04:44 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, you need to click unlock | 04:44 |
LinuX2half | bluey: from the optical drive (CD) | 04:44 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: ahh not familiar with that..... | 04:44 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: ? | 04:44 |
yoophglup | click UNLOCK | 04:44 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, click it click it, on the add user window at the bottom, cant miss it | 04:45 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: I use Nero in both windows and linux -- same interface - zero re-learning | 04:45 |
Spreadsheet | If I upgrade to 9.10 now, and then the final release comes, can I still upgrade to the final release? | 04:45 |
OpenBluntSurgery | click to make changes, got ya | 04:45 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, hth | 04:45 |
camlin | here comes my bot | 04:45 |
Magnesium | metriz: After gdm loads, you can press ctrl+alt+backspace and then ctrl+alt+F1 | 04:45 |
bazhang | camlin, which bot | 04:46 |
LinuX2half | bluey: well it seems that when I insert an music CD, the computer won't noticed it though | 04:46 |
OpenBluntSurgery | so i just installed ubuntu on my new lappy | 04:46 |
OpenBluntSurgery | pretty cool stuff | 04:46 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, same lol :0 | 04:46 |
camlin | um, just a bot that does nothing and sits around but, if you give it op it does stuff | 04:46 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, what laptop you get? | 04:46 |
bazhang | camlin, what nick? | 04:46 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: can you pastbin the output of: cat /etc/fstab | 04:47 |
LinuX2half | bluey: And someone told me that I can use chain loader to boot windows OS directly but I want to boot it from the CD...... | 04:47 |
Magnesium | metriz: Okay, better solution to stop it every time: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=915278 | 04:47 |
gamerx | anyone can help me with kismet please? | 04:47 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: well your computer bios has to be set to boot off the cd -- that might be your problem -- most systems are set up to boot off the hard drive first... | 04:48 |
Spreadsheet | Also, I have firefox-3.5 in Jaunty. I turned off the anti-aliased fonts which are enabled by default in jaunty, however firefox is still using anti-aliased fonts | 04:48 |
Spreadsheet | How do I change this? | 04:48 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: here are the specs on it http://pastebin.com/m6345c950 | 04:49 |
CyberKitsune | Hello, I have an HFS+ Formatted iPod, Ubuntu mounts it as read-only, how can I mount it as read-write? I tried googleing without success. | 04:49 |
Magnesium | Spreadsheet: Have you completely restarted firefox after you made the change? | 04:49 |
LinuX2half | bluey: well if thats the problem that it would be already resolved....but things go wrong all the time so.....even though the optical drive is in first order by default, I suspect that there's something else going on, UUID=80f73154-5559-4603-866f-2282bc7456dc / ext3 defaults 0 1 | 04:50 |
LinuX2half | UUID=ac99ff4b-becc-4ad1-bceb-2437705e69ba swap swap sw 0 0 | 04:50 |
LinuX2half | /dev/sr0 /mnt udf,iso9660 defaults 0 0 | 04:50 |
Spreadsheet | Yes, I have turned off anti-aliased fonts for a while now and I have restarted the computer | 04:50 |
bazhang | camlin, please dont run bots in here without permission; was mdeonte your bot? | 04:50 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: got it for 920$ shipped | 04:50 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, haha friggen nice, obviously you have wiped: Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium with Service Pack 1 (64-bit) | 04:50 |
Spreadsheet | It is really annoying to have every other application have normal fonts except ff | 04:50 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, USD? | 04:50 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: yeah i didnt even try it, just installed the beta | 04:51 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: yea | 04:51 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: you should have something that looks like this: /dev/scd0 /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0 0 | 04:51 |
yoophglup | you can get a refund for the windows if you request it | 04:51 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, 1 002 Australian dollars :) | 04:51 |
OpenBluntSurgery | yoophglup: hows that? | 04:51 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, thats really cheap... | 04:51 |
yoophglup | hold on i'll give ya link | 04:51 |
LinuX2half | bluey: it seemed that your output doesn't match my own.... | 04:52 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: there was a coupon for 250$ off i found and 250$ instant rebate -- slickdeals.net | 04:52 |
yoophglup | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_refund -good luck | 04:52 |
Bluey | for the guy with the ipod try this -- mount -o remount rw /dev/ipod (or whatever it's called) | 04:52 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, so it was originally about 1500, hmm good value : | 04:53 |
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LinuX2half | bluey: mine's are /dev/sr0 /mnt/ udf,iso9660 defaults 0 0 | 04:53 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: yeah | 04:53 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: that should work... | 04:53 |
Bluey | dunno | 04:53 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: i was looking all over for a native 1920x1080p laptop and this was the best deal | 04:53 |
LinuX2half | ...? | 04:53 |
arschgamei | mnt -o loop | 04:53 |
Magnesium | Spreadsheet: Okay try launching it like this: GDK_USE_XFT=0 firefox | 04:54 |
arschgamei | my dad was sunOS my mother linux, and im a linos | 04:54 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: mine is a dvd looks like your's is a cd.... | 04:54 |
arschgamei | some of my friends call me solux | 04:54 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, hmm fully sick, does the webcam work in linux, and i love the sounds of that backlit keyboard | 04:54 |
ubuntu_ | ok coz_ the upgrades just finished downloading and it is installing now, i will restart, enable the nvidia hardware driver and restart again. brb | 04:54 |
LinuX2half | bluey: okay...but does that tell me that the cd is able to boot...? | 04:54 |
Spreadsheet | Same thing | 04:54 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: looks like the webcam is working fine.. everything is fine except for the fingerprint scanner | 04:54 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: which is no big deal | 04:54 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, how do you access the image from the webcam, i can never seem to get it to work | 04:55 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: no - I'd try another disc -- if you have a bootable windows cd - and if tht works then that tells us the linux cd is bad -- if that doesn't work then it's probably bios | 04:55 |
ubuntu_ | Errors were encountered while processing: | 04:56 |
ubuntu_ | linux-headers-2.6.28-15-generic | 04:56 |
ubuntu_ | linux-headers-generic | 04:56 |
Magnesium | Spreadsheet: Hmmm, don't know then. Here's what I was looking at: http://www.linuxhowtos.org/Tips%20and%20Tricks/firefoxnoaa.htm | 04:56 |
LinuX2half | bluey: well the linux Cd is bootable at the GRUB process but not Windows CD though.... | 04:56 |
Spreadsheet | I'll read that | 04:56 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: grub is NOT involved in booting a cd -- | 04:56 |
LinuX2half | bluey: so the BIOS is responsible for the CD.....? | 04:58 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: well i havent tried a program but dmesg shows as its loading 8.509298] input: HP Webcam as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.7/usb2/2-4/2-4:1.0/input | 04:58 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: yes... | 04:58 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: if you're getting to grub it's too late in the game -- | 04:58 |
job | The program I was looking for to change the appearance of apps in fluxbox is gtk-chtheme. there are about three of them. I am sure my explanation let me down. | 04:58 |
shawn_ | LinuX2half you can run those live CDs without even GRUB installed | 04:58 |
Spreadsheet | That guide looks old | 04:58 |
MikeChelen | the swap usage is constantly near maximum (2600/2900mb) even though there is plenty space on the disk, is this a problem? | 04:58 |
LinuX2half | bluey: but like I tell you the LIVE CD worked but the windows is another story........ | 04:59 |
Bluey | shawn_: yes...thanks.. | 04:59 |
Magnesium | Spreadsheet: Yeah, I know, but I though it might still work. No luck? | 04:59 |
Spreadsheet | Nope | 04:59 |
shawn_ | Bluey sarcasm? | 04:59 |
ubuntu_ | thanks coz_ it works fine now, all i had to do was the dist-upgrade and part of that process was to install the 173 nvidia drivers, restarted, works fine | 04:59 |
IdleOne | LinuX2half: you are trying to boot a copy of a windows cd? | 04:59 |
Spreadsheet | I saw this Ubuntu Zilla thing | 04:59 |
Bluey | shawn_: not at all | 04:59 |
Spreadsheet | It upgrades ff to the latest release | 04:59 |
Spreadsheet | It might work | 04:59 |
Bluey | LinuX2half: dunno == sorry I couldn't help | 04:59 |
LinuX2half | ldleOne: yes, its an copy... | 04:59 |
LinuX2half | Bluey: thanks anyway | 05:00 |
shawn_ | Bluey Oh okay. I thought you were being sarcastic since I stated the obvious but it hadnt been said and I didnt know if he realied X_X | 05:00 |
IdleOne | LinuX2half: I suspect your copy is not bootable. | 05:00 |
TazManiac | hi guys | 05:00 |
Bluey | shawn_: not today...but I am fluent in sarcasm | 05:00 |
iarp | anyone have an idea why there would be like 16 sshd processes running at once, and like 14apaches in ps -A. Only 2 ppl are ssh connected and neithor of us are using apache | 05:00 |
shawn_ | Bluey Haha arent we all xD | 05:00 |
LinuX2half | ldleOne: Really? How do I know it for sure that its not a bootable disc? | 05:00 |
Bluey | shawn_: indeed | 05:00 |
ubuntu_ | iarp, somebody is hacking you | 05:00 |
OpenBluntSurgery | so i think im going to try out this compizfusion stuff | 05:00 |
LinuX2half | ldleOne: so if I try to use this windows cd then it won't work with ANY computer correct? | 05:01 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, sweet, my stats are here: input: http://bit.ly/15SjTd | 05:01 |
kust0m | iarp: Apache keeps a minimum number of children open. There should be a setting in the config file somewhere for it. | 05:01 |
Magnesium | Spreadsheet: Maybe...don't know why firefox is an exception to the universal anti-aliasing settings, though. | 05:01 |
Spreadsheet | I installed firefox-3.5 | 05:01 |
iarp | as for sshd? | 05:01 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: are you using irssi? | 05:01 |
Spreadsheet | This might be a problem with that release | 05:01 |
IdleOne | LinuX2half: well make sure bios are set to boot from cd, ( ubuntu live cd boots so bios are set correct ) then popin the "windows" cd and try to boot it, if it doesn't you have a problem. | 05:01 |
Magnesium | Spreadsheet: Why do you want to disable antialiasing anyway? | 05:01 |
kust0m | iarp: are you using scp or anything? | 05:01 |
gamerx | whats the dmesg command to find video (wecam) devices :) | 05:01 |
Spreadsheet | I don | 05:01 |
Spreadsheet | 't like the look of it... | 05:01 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, whats that? | 05:01 |
iarp | kust0m: i did yesterday to xfer a crap load between an old linux server and this new one | 05:02 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: its a terminal based IRC client, kinda cool | 05:02 |
TazManiac | I need some help with a sound issue. Can someone help me? | 05:02 |
IdleOne | LinuX2half: yes if the cd is not bootable it wouldn't work with any computer | 05:02 |
maco | IdleOne: what? "ubuntu live cd boots so bios are set correct"???? | 05:02 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, hang on | 05:02 |
iarp | kust0m: but the old ones shutdown now and not connected | 05:02 |
maco | IdleOne: regardless what's on the CD, the BIOS has to be set to boot from CD | 05:02 |
kust0m | iarp: unless they didn't exit that shouldn't be causing it. i'm not sure. | 05:02 |
LinuX2half | ldleone: well clearly that my computer won't give me a clue of what to press to boot from the CD..... | 05:02 |
IdleOne | maco: if the bios are not set to boot from cd the ubuntu cd wont boot | 05:02 |
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nightshade | From the top of one's head, does anyone know what the function or class to to read from a file in python is? I forgot. | 05:02 |
Magnesium | Spreadsheet: Really? It's kinda funny, I'm trying to *get* antialiasing to work on all my programs (only working on some). | 05:02 |
yoophglup | taz whats your issue | 05:03 |
iarp | kust0m: would they exit automatically or would i have had to have done something | 05:03 |
IdleOne | so if the ubuntu cd boots it's safe to assume the bios are correct | 05:03 |
Spreadsheet | Looks like the ubuntuzilla wants to install 3.0 :S | 05:03 |
maco | IdleOne: oh ok. your sentence looked like "regardless how th bios is set, ubuntu cds will boot but windows cds require that you set the bios properly" and i was kinda O_o at that | 05:03 |
TazManiac | just installed latest ubuntu on a virtual machine and have no sound | 05:03 |
OpenBluntSurgery | gamerx: try this dmesg |grep Webcam | 05:03 |
Spreadsheet | Well, bye | 05:03 |
TazManiac | it doesnt seem to recognise that I have a inbuilt soundcard | 05:03 |
IdleOne | maco: :) sorry I didn't phrase that well | 05:03 |
Sp0tteh- | Hey all, when i setup my display settings using System -> Preferences -> Display, it asks me to log off and log back in, but when i do the settings a set arn't applied. Still show as default (Mirror Screens). Any ideas? | 05:03 |
kust0m | iarp: they should terminate on their own i believe. try 'ps auxwww | grep ssh', see if it tells you anything. you might want to check netstat for open connections to port 22. | 05:03 |
MoTec | TazManiac: What kind of virtual server? | 05:04 |
OpenBluntSurgery | can you use wildcards in grep? | 05:04 |
OpenBluntSurgery | cause dmesg |grep *web* is not working? | 05:04 |
TazManiac | Sun xVM virtualbox | 05:04 |
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MoTec | try setting the sound to Also or pulseaudio | 05:05 |
Demi-God | ...trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled... | 05:05 |
FloodBot2 | Demi-God: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 05:05 |
OpenBluntSurgery | ban plz | 05:05 |
MoTec | ALSA, rather.. | 05:05 |
callnett | bazhang: i love u , i love ubuntu | 05:05 |
gamerx | pl bann demi-god | 05:05 |
maco | !ops | Demi-God flood/troll | 05:05 |
ubottu | Demi-God flood/troll: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, Madpilot, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, nickrud, jpds, bazhang, jussi01, Flannel or ikonia! | 05:05 |
nightshade | oh fuck! | 05:05 |
MoTec | This is a virtualbox setting... Settings > Audio | 05:05 |
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nightshade | I'm outa here! | 05:05 |
maco | !ohmy | nightshade | 05:05 |
icarus-c | iarp: run a "who" command | 05:05 |
tecywiz121 | update to my earlier question: it seems there is no device file for the touchpad, but it is present in "/proc/bus/input/devices" | 05:05 |
ubottu | nightshade: Please remember that all Ubuntu IRC channels share the same attitude of providing friendly and polite interaction with all users of all ages and cultures. Basically, this means no foul language and no abuse towards others. | 05:05 |
yoophglup | have you tested all your sound settings under system->preferences->sound | 05:05 |
kust0m | OpenBluntSurgery: you have to put it in single quotes i think | 05:05 |
iarp | icarus-c: i did, only shows myself and a friend logged in | 05:06 |
icarus-c | iarp: you should be fine | 05:06 |
MoTec | TazManiac: In virtual box, go to settings > audio.. It defaults to null, pick Alsa or pulse | 05:06 |
OpenBluntSurgery | kust0m: you know how I can tell what version of ubuntu I am running? | 05:06 |
maco | OpenBluntSurgery: lsb_release -a | 05:06 |
stealth- | anyone know how to increase the javascript speed on firefox in linux? Facebook laggs SO much on my pentium 4 system, which seems not right to me. | 05:06 |
nightshade | Is it possible to get a virus from IRC (besides getting annoyed by a troll) Am I safe? | 05:06 |
MikeChelen | nightshade: it depends what you do | 05:06 |
iarp | icarus-c: i figured so, just found it weird to have so many open for 2 people | 05:07 |
TazManiac | Thanks. I will give it a go. Just noticed the settings on the VM program. Audio is set to disabled. I can't change it until I get out of linux though. | 05:07 |
nightshade | I mean, they're idiots, but they can copy/paste from sites easily. | 05:07 |
ubuntu_ | if you accept an incoming file maybe | 05:07 |
MoTec | nightshade: make sure your client is configured not to accept DCC | 05:07 |
MikeChelen | nightshade: if you accept a file transfer, a file may be downloaded to your system. if you run that file, it will execute with your current user access | 05:07 |
icarus-c | stealth-: recompile firefox & xulrunner with optimized flags maybe? | 05:07 |
wookienz | if i want to move an entire filesytem from one drive to another do i need to partitiotn thae sam as the previous one? can i just dd a copy of the original drive to another drive? | 05:07 |
nightshade | uhhh, how do I do that (sorry if I sound like a noob) | 05:07 |
Magnesium | nightshade: if you transfer files using irc perhaps. But just test...no risk that i know of | 05:07 |
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FloodBot2 | Demi-God: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 05:08 |
Demi-God | trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled trolled | 05:08 |
nightshade | demi god, please don't be annoying. | 05:08 |
icarus-c | iarp: the number of processes won't do any harm :P | 05:08 |
MikeChelen | nightshade: if you download a file and are careful not to run it, then it should not be able to harm the system | 05:08 |
MoTec | he just wants attention.. ignore him | 05:08 |
maco | !ops | Demi-God flood/troll AGAIN | 05:08 |
ubottu | Demi-God flood/troll AGAIN: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, Madpilot, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, nickrud, jpds, bazhang, jussi01, Flannel or ikonia! | 05:08 |
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Sp0tteh- | when i setup my display settings using System -> Preferences -> Display, it asks me to log off and log back in, but when i do the settings a set arn't applied. Still show as default (Mirror Screens). Any ideas? | 05:08 |
nightshade | Chan-op, get him outta here! | 05:08 |
MoTec | if a channel op was paying attention he'd already be kicked/banned... | 05:08 |
Magnesium | demi-god is gone now...he left | 05:09 |
datz | Hi, I'm trying to sort out a problem of no sound with the browser if the media player is open, and no sound with the media player if the browser is open and has played sound. Can someone help me? | 05:09 |
MikeChelen | nightshade: what irc program are you using, xchat? | 05:09 |
tecywiz121 | datz, what media player are you using? | 05:09 |
MikeChelen | datz: do you know what sound card you have? | 05:09 |
IdleOne | mneptok: paying attention? :) | 05:09 |
nightshade | Is there a function where we can vote on the op, so when nobody's here, somebody can take over and do it for him? | 05:09 |
nightshade | (or her) | 05:09 |
datz | it doesn't matter, none will work | 05:09 |
MoTec | screen + irssi forever :) | 05:09 |
tecywiz121 | datz, oh, and are you using flash in the browser? | 05:09 |
datz | MikeChelen, I'm not certain | 05:09 |
datz | yes, flash | 05:09 |
mezquitale | datz, if you find your answer please send me a private message | 05:10 |
MikeChelen | datz: which media players have you tried? | 05:10 |
OpenBluntSurgery | nice ubuntu found my nvidia driver | 05:10 |
MikeChelen | !asound | 05:10 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about asound | 05:10 |
datz | vlc, and...totem | 05:10 |
nightshade | Next time this happens, I will hack the channel, get rid of the troll, and give it to one most deserving. Sound fair? | 05:10 |
tecywiz121 | datz, flash hogs the audio server, and nothing else can use it while its open... so far I don't know any workarounds other than closing the browser | 05:10 |
IdleOne | lol nightshade | 05:10 |
MikeChelen | !pulseaudio | 05:10 |
ubottu | PulseAudio is a sound server intended as a drop-in replacement for !ESD - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio for information and installation instructions | 05:10 |
datz | tecywiz121, awh man, that's so uncool | 05:10 |
Magnesium | nightshade: hacking..fair...yeah, those are about equal ;) | 05:10 |
IdleOne | nightshade: #ubuntu-ops if you feel like complaining about/to them | 05:10 |
ubuntu_ | nightshade: ill hack you in a minute | 05:11 |
maco | Magnesium: wher "left" means tonyyarusso removed him | 05:11 |
nightshade | well, it's like guns. They can be used for bad things, and they can be used for good things. | 05:11 |
ryguy | Hello, how would I auto-mount internal drives on boot in 9.04? | 05:11 |
tecywiz121 | datz, you might be able to get pulseaudio to emulate alsa, and get flash to use that, but I have never had success with that | 05:11 |
mneptok | !offtopic > nightshade | 05:11 |
ubottu | nightshade, please see my private message | 05:11 |
datz | tecywiz121, I read some people had fixed it by uninstalling and reinstalling adobe flash, didn't work for me though. | 05:11 |
nightshade | sorry | 05:11 |
Magnesium | maco: yeah, didn't see that till i hit enter | 05:11 |
mneptok | nightshade: drop it, before i get *really* annoyed | 05:11 |
maco | tonyyarusso: thanks ;) | 05:11 |
nightshade | sorry. | 05:11 |
gamerx_ | lolz im using irssi lol :0 | 05:11 |
datz | tecywiz121, ok, since it sounds complicated and didn't work for you, I'll skip it. | 05:12 |
maco | tecywiz121: er thats the default config | 05:12 |
nightshade | So, who needs help with something I have any idea about? | 05:12 |
datz | tecywiz121, is this a bug that can be fixed with upcoming releases? | 05:12 |
Magnesium | nightshade: that depends on what you have an idea about | 05:12 |
ryguy | me =p | 05:12 |
tecywiz121 | maco, blinks, then how does flash block access to the soundcard? | 05:12 |
gamerx | nightshade, hmm what Magnesium said | 05:12 |
nightshade | Well, when somebody asks something I know, I'll answer. | 05:12 |
datz | mezquitale, I'll try to find the sound chip | 05:13 |
MoTec | i know so little when someone asks something i know i'll mock them... (kidding) | 05:13 |
gamerx | nightshade, whats the dmesg command to show video devices? | 05:13 |
nightshade | otherwise, I'll idle. | 05:13 |
tecywiz121 | datz, I'm actually not that familiar with it, I'm just dropping in for some help too :P | 05:13 |
maco | tecywiz121: shouldnt in jaunty... maybe hardy.... | 05:13 |
preecher | is there a way in ubuntu to list the progs that only run in a terminal to be listed uder the applications and then when clicked on to automatically open a terminal | 05:13 |
ZykoticK9 | ryguy, look into fstab - that determines what gets mounted on boot. | 05:13 |
gamerx | nightshade, like webcams | 05:13 |
datz | tecywiz121, ok | 05:13 |
yoophglup | how can i close all windows at the same time? | 05:13 |
tecywiz121 | datz, sorry about that | 05:13 |
nightshade | gamerx: either "man dmesg" or "info dmesg" should tell you | 05:13 |
datz | np | 05:13 |
MikeChelen | datz: maybe try OSS with http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound ? no guarantees :) | 05:14 |
ryguy | ZykoticK9: yeah I saw fstab but I'm worried I might mess something up. are there any GUIs for doing this kind of thing? | 05:14 |
nightshade | Man/info and google will be thy saviors when starting with linux. | 05:14 |
ZykoticK9 | ryguy, for fstab - not that i'm personally aware of | 05:14 |
yoophglup | i always end up with like 50 open windows on 4 sides of desktops and i have to restart to close them all or click each one close. is there anyway to close all open windows??? | 05:14 |
ltcabral | hey guys... do u know any package that will install my dell devices drivers? | 05:14 |
MikeChelen | preecher: menu items can launch command line programs | 05:14 |
datz | MikeChelen, thanks, taking a look | 05:15 |
tecywiz121 | Anyone know where the dev file for my touchpad went? | 05:15 |
MoTec | gamerx: try dmesg | grep audio | 05:15 |
preecher | mine dont even list command line progs in the menu | 05:15 |
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MoTec | my ubuntu box has no sound.. | 05:15 |
gamerx | motech, nothing | 05:15 |
icarus-c | ryguy: /etc/fstab | 05:15 |
MoTec | gamerx: if that doesn't work just do dmesg | less and look thru everything.. won't take long... | 05:16 |
ryguy | ZykoticK9: ahh I found one that just worked perfectly - pysdm | 05:16 |
ryguy | thanks anyways | 05:16 |
jord | does anyone know if xubuntu 9.04 (jaunty) w/ grub2 1.96 will boot w/ ext4 /boot partition? | 05:16 |
NCIS-AGENT | UUID has made ubuntu usable for me. | 05:16 |
nightshade | ryguy: no, but I think worst case scenario, you'll wind up with a root terminal (hopefully you have a root password) and if you back it up on your root directory, you can copy it on there, and it will be as good as it was before you messed with it. | 05:16 |
Magnesium | MikeChelen: sounds like he's having problems like only one program with sound at a time...so i'm guessing that OSS might not help...almost like that's what his problem is now | 05:16 |
icarus-c | yoophglup: logout :P | 05:16 |
yoophglup | hehe yeah that works too | 05:16 |
gamerx | motech, could it be: [ 1.021055] pci 0000:06:00.0: Boot video device | 05:16 |
nightshade | That's the worst thing that's ever happened to me when I messed with stuff | 05:16 |
MikeChelen | ryguy: also see "disk management" in add/remove | 05:16 |
MoTec | gamerx: nope, that's a videocard :) | 05:16 |
gamerx | MoTec, okay im doing |less now | 05:17 |
yoophglup | i use to hit cntrl alt backspace but that doesn't work anymore | 05:17 |
datz | MikeChelen sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound ? | 05:17 |
datz | nope.. | 05:17 |
MikeChelen | Magnesium: ah thats true, would it be better for him to switch to pulseaudio or something? | 05:17 |
NCIS-AGENT | how do I completely remove all elements of xfce ? | 05:18 |
nightshade | you should always make backups before you mess with ***ANYTHING*** in linux!!! | 05:18 |
datz | Magnesium, you're right, only one app at a time | 05:18 |
nightshade | oops | 05:18 |
nightshade | overdid the orange. | 05:18 |
Magnesium | MikeChelen: That's exactly what I was thinking. I can't remember...I think Jaunty uses Pulse by default, but for some reason my computer was using alsa | 05:18 |
nightshade | NCIS-AGENT, carry on. | 05:18 |
NCIS-AGENT | nightshade, ? | 05:19 |
gamerx | MoTec, how about this then: [ 9.700215] uvcvideo: Found UVC 1.00 device CNF7231 (04f2:b073) | 05:19 |
gamerx | [ 9.701959] input: CNF7231 as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.7/usb2/2-5/2-5:1 | 05:19 |
gamerx | .0/input/input10 | 05:19 |
ZykoticK9 | yoophglup, think it's been replaced with ctrl+Print Screen+k (you can switch it by researching Don'tZap or something) | 05:19 |
nightshade | I thought doing that would make my point, but apparently it was overkill at this point [blush] | 05:19 |
MikeChelen | Magnesium: does alsa have the same problem as oss? if pulseaudio works with flash, that is probably best | 05:20 |
MoTec | gamerx: if you're looking for audio you can ignore any line that says anything about video :) | 05:20 |
nightshade | cool, russian. | 05:20 |
NCIS-AGENT | nightshade, i dont use xfce anymore yet i feel like stuff is still running nd thats the login splash etc. | 05:20 |
gamerx | motech, sorry i thorght i said i was looking for my webcam xD | 05:20 |
datz | I've read that updateing to the lastest version of adobe flash might help, I would guess that the latest version in the repos isn't the very lastest from adobe, might updating to the very latest help? | 05:20 |
nightshade | well, um I don't know that one, sorry. | 05:20 |
yoophglup | cool i'll check | 05:20 |
MoTec | gamerx: oh, sorry.. i thought you were looking for audio card.. i fail | 05:20 |
Magnesium | datz: MikeChelen: i think alsa and pulse both support two programs at once...not completely sure though | 05:21 |
gamerx | motech, no its all good, so would that be it then? | 05:21 |
nightshade | actually, mabie I do. Hold on... | 05:21 |
NCIS-AGENT | nightshade, figured, thanks ;-D | 05:21 |
NCIS-AGENT | oh yea!/ | 05:21 |
nightshade | cool | 05:21 |
NCIS-AGENT | i can figure it out | 05:21 |
MoTec | gamerx: it's gonna be a usb device, most likely.. try lsusb | 05:21 |
NCIS-AGENT | just lazy i guess anymore | 05:21 |
brian1 | what is the solution to full screen video? | 05:21 |
nightshade | just take the source version, and look at the makefile and figure out where it puts stuff when it installs, and delete all of that. | 05:21 |
brian1 | What is the solution for full screen video. the video is choppy | 05:22 |
Magnesium | MikeChelen: datz: yeah, just checked...alsa and pulse shoule both work to give you more that one sound at once. | 05:22 |
bazhang | NCIS-AGENT, you want pure gnome? | 05:22 |
nightshade | or, just say "make remove" or "make uninstall" if it has that (Never fooled with it, but usually that works) | 05:22 |
yoophglup | trying this right alt + printscreen +k | 05:22 |
bazhang | nightshade, not likely with ubuntu package management | 05:22 |
brian1 | can someone help me? | 05:22 |
nightshade | oh, I'm actually used to fedora. | 05:22 |
FAJALOU | Hi I just turned on my system and my wireless internet is not working. I am running ath9k drivers, and it was working before, I have tried two different kernels and no luck, i was thinking that it was because of maybe me removing something important? I would appreciate help. WICD just sticks on "validating authentication" | 05:23 |
Theexperts | brian1: For which one you want full screen video ? | 05:23 |
nightshade | I just like how ubuntu supports all my hardware. | 05:23 |
brian1 | firefox | 05:23 |
Magnesium | bryan1: what do you mean by full screen video? | 05:23 |
gamerx | MoTec, thanks its: Bus 002 Device 004: ID 04f2:b073 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd | 05:23 |
gamerx | MoTec, just fyi xD | 05:23 |
brian1 | for example when i go on youtube full screen it goes choppy | 05:23 |
yoophglup | it worked | 05:23 |
datz | MikeChelen, looking for the audio chip, the board is a GA-P35-DS3L | 05:23 |
yoophglup | thanks helped me out | 05:23 |
NCIS-AGENT | brian1, thats ur flash plugin | 05:23 |
Magnesium | bryan1: Are you using compiz? | 05:23 |
MikeChelen | datz: who is the manufacturer? | 05:23 |
brian1 | no | 05:24 |
datz | Gibabyte | 05:24 |
brian1 | i need that? alright i will get it | 05:24 |
MoTec | gamerx: good deal.. lsusb did it, then | 05:24 |
nightshade | Apparently, I know more than I thought I did. woot! | 05:24 |
NCIS-AGENT | brian1, no, you dont need compiz1 | 05:24 |
Theexperts | brian1: check this link http://www.mouserunner.com/FF_Tips_Full_Screen.html | 05:24 |
Magnesium | brian1: No No No! using compiz can that problem | 05:24 |
nightshade | what's the latest qhestion? | 05:24 |
Magnesium | that's why i was asking | 05:24 |
brian1 | alright | 05:24 |
datz | Magnesium, I should install pulse or alsa? | 05:24 |
brian1 | thanks | 05:24 |
iintens | alsa ;3 | 05:24 |
bazhang | NCIS-AGENT, you wish to remove all of xfce? | 05:25 |
Magnesium | datz: I think either should work... | 05:25 |
datz | MikeChelen: Realtek ALC888 | 05:25 |
nightshade | it should say on there. Just (if you have acess to it) take down as many of the writings on the chips, and google them. You should find something, I guess. | 05:25 |
NCIS-AGENT | bazhang, yea this was an xfce install, but now i use gnome | 05:25 |
Magnesium | datz: but since there's a nice howto for pulse here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio | 05:25 |
Magnesium | you might try that first | 05:25 |
brian1 | nope i still have the problem | 05:25 |
bazhang | http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome NCIS-AGENT | 05:25 |
brian1 | full screen video | 05:26 |
datz | ok, thanks Magnesium | 05:26 |
FAJALOU | Hi I just turned on my system and my wireless internet is not working. I am running ath9k drivers, and it was working before, I have tried two different kernels and no luck, i was thinking that it was because of maybe me removing something important? I would appreciate help. WICD just sticks on "validating authentication" | 05:26 |
gamerx | anyone know a nice program that lets you take pictures using a webcam? | 05:26 |
bazhang | gamerx, cheese ? | 05:26 |
FAJALOU | gamerx: cheese | 05:26 |
Magnesium | no problem datz | 05:26 |
FAJALOU | gamerx: camorama too. | 05:26 |
brian1 | the video becomes choppy when its full screened | 05:26 |
Magnesium | brian1: what's your video card? | 05:26 |
gamerx | bazhang, FAJALOU: sudo aptitude install camera cheese ? | 05:27 |
FAJALOU | gamerx: camorama | 05:27 |
brian1 | lol, do i have to reinstall drivers? | 05:27 |
bazhang | gamerx, camorama iirc | 05:27 |
nightshade | turn off your computer, ***GROUND YOURSELF TO THE CASE*** and take out your card. Set it on the table, and get a notepad and pen, and look at all the chips. Write down the white writing on them, and your best rendition of the logo, and google as much of it as you can find. | 05:27 |
coffeej | since updating to karmic beta, i have no sound. "grep Codec /proc/asound/card0/codec*" returns "No such file or directory" | 05:27 |
bazhang | nightshade, that is hardly necessary | 05:27 |
nightshade | that's what I do. | 05:27 |
gamerx | bazhang, whats iirc, sorry for being a noob :0 | 05:27 |
bazhang | coffeej, #ubuntu+1 for karmic support | 05:27 |
NCIS-AGENT | bazhang, nice one. | 05:27 |
brian1 | lol | 05:27 |
MoTec | nightshade: actually, the fcc id is the way to go | 05:28 |
brian1 | is google your computer id | 05:28 |
nightshade | (except, I use a laptop) but with desktops I do | 05:28 |
bazhang | nightshade, please dont suggest things like that here | 05:28 |
brian1 | ya lol | 05:28 |
nightshade | oh, I didn't think that mattered. Well, learn something every day. | 05:28 |
Magnesium | brian1: well, I hope not. But if you've got an old card (like a radeon) that might be the problem | 05:28 |
gamerx | bazhang, FAJALOU im installing both now, thanks | 05:28 |
nightshade | sorry. | 05:28 |
Magnesium | brian1: *old* radeon I mean | 05:28 |
coffeej | bazhang: thank you | 05:28 |
NCIS-AGENT | nightshade, that was funny | 05:28 |
MoTec | nightshade: fcc id is unique for each card. and every card is labeled with one.. that will tell you, with one easy google, what it is. | 05:28 |
brian1 | no its not old | 05:28 |
brian1 | do i need to install drivers again? | 05:29 |
nightshade | NCIS-AGENT: what was? | 05:29 |
Magnesium | brian1: What card is It??? | 05:29 |
gamerx | nightshade, i lold | 05:29 |
NCIS-AGENT | nightshade, your recommendation | 05:29 |
brian1 | i just dual OS window to ubunto | 05:29 |
bazhang | gamerx, if I recall correctly | 05:29 |
nightshade | cool, but I really thought it was valid advice. (woot on being a successful commedian though!) | 05:29 |
Magnesium | brian1: you probably don't have to reinstall drivers | 05:29 |
gamerx | bazhang, cheese is what i was after, thanks | 05:30 |
FAJALOU | Hi I just turned on my system and my wireless internet is not working. I am running ath9k drivers, and it was working before, I have tried two different kernels and no luck, i was thinking that it was because of maybe me removing something important? I would appreciate help. WICD just sticks on "validating authentication" | 05:30 |
bazhang | nightshade, please take random chat to #ubuntu-offtopic | 05:30 |
Magnesium | brian1: try running this in a terminal: glxinfo | grep direct | 05:30 |
brian1 | lol | 05:30 |
brian1 | ok | 05:30 |
nightshade | bazhang: sorry. I'm trying not to deviate, but it seems like the friendlyness is making me too cheerful | 05:31 |
discord | can anybody tell me how to get dvd playback in 9.10? | 05:31 |
lbaroudi | hi i want to build my ip6 network at home can someone advice plz ?? | 05:31 |
discord | I ran the libdvdread3.sh | 05:31 |
bazhang | discord, karmic support in #ubuntu+1 | 05:31 |
Magnesium | nightshade: lol, too cheerful... | 05:31 |
nightshade | discord: I don't think that's possible with linux. | 05:31 |
brian1 | get fences failed: -1 | 05:31 |
brian1 | param: 6, val: 0 | 05:31 |
brian1 | direct rendering: Yes | 05:31 |
discord | bazhang: thanks | 05:31 |
brian1 | use wine | 05:32 |
Magnesium | brian1: alright, now try glxinfo | grep vendor | 05:32 |
nightshade | From what I heard, windows has special contracts to be able to do that or something. | 05:32 |
nightshade | so unless you're a 1337 h4xx0r, it's probably impossible. | 05:32 |
brian1 | get fences failed: -1 | 05:32 |
brian1 | param: 6, val: 0 | 05:32 |
brian1 | server glx vendor string: SGI | 05:32 |
brian1 | client glx vendor string: SGI | 05:32 |
brian1 | OpenGL vendor string: Tungsten Graphics, Inc | 05:32 |
FloodBot2 | brian1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 05:32 |
Balsaq | how do i change my password for my ubuntu OS? | 05:32 |
brian1 | go to system | 05:32 |
nightshade | I know that one, balsaq. | 05:33 |
nightshade | do you mean for root, or your password? | 05:33 |
Magnesium | brian1: Ah, SGI means that your card is not using drivers...they're using the generic mesa drivers. | 05:33 |
nightshade | balsaq: lol on your nick. | 05:33 |
Magnesium | brian1: So you might need to reinstall | 05:33 |
Balsaq | my password to get into ubuntu | 05:33 |
brian1 | where do i get the drivers? | 05:34 |
amv6356 | startx is giving me an error about how it can't find a compatible nvidia glx extension. | 05:34 |
nightshade | probably your password. Did you forget it? | 05:34 |
brian1 | since is ubuntu | 05:34 |
Balsaq | the Q is silent...balsaaah | 05:34 |
bazhang | Balsaq, you forgot it? | 05:34 |
amv6356 | But I'm not running an nVidia chipset, I'm running an Intel chipset. | 05:34 |
Magnesium | brian1: What card do you have!!! | 05:34 |
bazhang | !password | Balsaq | 05:34 |
ubottu | Balsaq: Forgot your password? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword What's the root password? See !sudo. Don't see *** in password prompts? That's normal. Sudo doesn't ask for your password? It remembers you for several minutes. Please use strong passwords, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StrongPasswords | 05:34 |
Balsaq | i know my password but want too change it | 05:34 |
FAJALOU | Hi I just turned on my system and my wireless internet is not working. I am running ath9k drivers, and it was working before, I have tried two different kernels and no luck, i was thinking that it was because of maybe me removing something important? I would appreciate help. WICD just sticks on "validating authentication" | 05:34 |
amv6356 | How do I tell Ubuntu I'm running an Intel graphics card? | 05:34 |
ubuntu_ | Hello Everybody! This is #ubuntu support channel. How can I assist you? | 05:34 |
iarp | i'm having a problem with vsftpd, what is local_umask actully do, the man page doesnt explain a while lot for me, like is it the chmod setting for files i upload? | 05:34 |
bazhang | ubuntu_, hi | 05:34 |
ubuntu_ | hello bazhang | 05:35 |
nightshade | If you forgot it, you'll probably need a program called jack the ripper. Go onto another computer, and type ssh (your computer) and then use john the ripper to get in. Then, type passwd and change it. | 05:35 |
Balsaq | nightshade i did not forget it, i want to change my password that let open up my ubuntu OS when i turn on the computer | 05:35 |
Magnesium | brian1: 'cause where you get the drivers depends on your type of card | 05:35 |
nightshade | essentially, you're hacking into your own computer, but it's not illegal if it's ***YOURS*** | 05:35 |
brian1 | Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 950 | 05:35 |
nightshade | oh | 05:35 |
Magnesium | brian1: Hmmm...I've never have to set up Intel graphics before. | 05:36 |
MoTec | Balsaq: go to a shell and type passwd | 05:36 |
bazhang | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword Balsaq | 05:36 |
Magnesium | brian1: Let me take a little look | 05:36 |
Balsaq | didnt lose it | 05:36 |
brian1 | do i get the drivers the same way for windows? | 05:36 |
MoTec | Balsaq: gotta be a way in the GUI, too.. But I don't know it. I'm a command line kind of guy. | 05:36 |
arschgamei | im unaware to write | 05:36 |
MikeChelen | Balsaq: at the startup screen hit escape, and pick the root terminal option | 05:36 |
arschgamei | someone can read me? | 05:37 |
bazhang | Balsaq, its the same idea though | 05:37 |
nightshade | then, just log in, and go into a terminal, which should be in the applications menu, and once in, type "passwd" It should ask you for your current password, then what you want to change it to. Press enter both times, and it's done. | 05:37 |
Balsaq | root terminal option WTH | 05:37 |
bazhang | brian1, get from hardware drivers system administration hardware drivers | 05:37 |
FAJALOU | Hi I just turned on my system and my wireless internet is not working. I am running ath9k drivers, and it was working before, I have tried two different kernels and no luck, i was thinking that it was because of maybe me removing something important? I would appreciate help. WICD just sticks on "validating authentication" I am getting in the logs that wlan0 is not ready??? help please! | 05:37 |
gamerx | arschgamei, i read you | 05:37 |
Magnesium | brian1: I can answer that...not really. They would be in a repository, so you would install through built in ubuntu tools | 05:37 |
iarp | if i were to chown a folder to my username, would everything thats put into it afterwards be in my users ownsership? | 05:37 |
MikeChelen | Balsaq: read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword | 05:38 |
Balsaq | bazhang that me be the easest way i dont want to do a root termial option | 05:38 |
gamerx | iarp, iirc yes | 05:38 |
FAJALOU | and that the direct prove to AP timed out...? | 05:38 |
brian1 | so what do i type? | 05:38 |
bazhang | brian1, you are on 9.04 ? | 05:38 |
Balsaq | ok ill read the lost password stuff thanks all | 05:38 |
brian1 | ya | 05:38 |
MoTec | Balsaq: just as easy as going to a terminal and typing passwd | 05:38 |
gamerx | iarp, if you chown then put stuff into it it should be yours | 05:38 |
MikeChelen | Balsaq: wait you have not lost your password? | 05:38 |
bazhang | then follow the instructions I gave above brian1 | 05:38 |
Balsaq | sure is terminal blows | 05:38 |
brian1 | ok | 05:39 |
MoTec | Balsaq: hehe, you're typing here.. is typing 5 characters in a terminal really taht hard? | 05:39 |
nightshade | OK. go to the terminal menu (probably on the top of your screen.) You see the menu when you click on it. Then go to accessories. Same thing, but it pops left-to-right. Now click "terminal." Type "passwd" | 05:39 |
iarp | gamerx: since root owns it atm, would it give me shit if i changed it to mine..i'm thinking of doing this to /var/www because i can't upload or do anything to the folder without chmodding it to 777 and then going back to 755 | 05:39 |
MikeChelen | Balsaq: open terminal and type "passwd" then follow instructions | 05:39 |
Balsaq | ok trying it ty | 05:40 |
Magnesium | brian1: I gotta go...but there's other folks who can help you out. | 05:40 |
MoTec | not much to it, really :) | 05:40 |
gamerx | iarp, yes i did that to mine too, its fine | 05:40 |
nightshade | thank god... | 05:40 |
brian1 | darn it | 05:40 |
Billiard | iarp you could change the owner of /var/www to the group www-data and add yourself to the www-data group | 05:40 |
iarp | gamerx: aight thx | 05:40 |
MoTec | wow.. google says there is no ubuntu gui for password change. | 05:40 |
MoTec | fail. tbh | 05:40 |
nightshade | not to brian, to balsaq | 05:40 |
brian1 | anyone know how to get a graphic driver? | 05:40 |
nightshade | but, maybe to brian too. | 05:40 |
brian1 | Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 950 | 05:40 |
brian1 | my videos become choppy when it goes full screen | 05:41 |
nightshade | I mean magnesium | 05:41 |
Balsaq | workin on it | 05:41 |
gamerx | iarp, just do sudo chown [username] /var/www, also when i put files into it sometimes you have to modify permissions so that "others" is "read-only" | 05:41 |
nightshade | balsaq: it's not that hard. | 05:41 |
gamerx | iarp, not sure why this happens but if "others" isnt read only obviously people browsing your site will just see "dead" images | 05:41 |
Magnesium | nightshade: huh? whats to me? | 05:41 |
iarp | gamerx: Billiard's idea sounds better to me since i have 1 other user that'd need the access and is having the same problem as me | 05:42 |
nightshade | nothing | 05:42 |
Magnesium | okay | 05:42 |
iarp | gamerx: ya i found that out the hard way, kept wondering why the hell i could include() files in my php scripttill i noticed nobody could read | 05:42 |
gamerx | iarp, sorry i didnt see his post, but yes thats a good idea too | 05:42 |
FAJALOU | Hi I just turned on my system and my wireless internet is not working. I am running ath9k drivers, and it was working before, I have tried two different kernels and no luck, i was thinking that it was because of maybe me removing something important? I would appreciate help. WICD just sticks on "validating authentication" I am getting in the logs that wlan0 is not ready??? help please! I am getting also alot of direct probe to AP | 05:43 |
gamerx | iarp, yes me too lol :0 | 05:43 |
nightshade | use fedora for your desktop OS for a while, then start using ubuntu and you feel like a genius. | 05:43 |
piers | hey could anyone help me with skinning some panels in ubuntu, i want to use a different theme for the panel to the default theme without it changing the other elements, ie the controls? thanks guys | 05:43 |
datz | Seems like a no go with pulse audio guys, any other suggestions? | 05:44 |
arschgamei | i think tom cruise are a stupid scientologists, you can compare the scientology with islamists, they try to overtake the world | 05:44 |
brian1 | piers: http://art.gnome.org/faq.php | 05:44 |
mezquitale | datz, alsa | 05:44 |
mezquitale | !ot | arschgamei | 05:44 |
ubottu | arschgamei: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 05:44 |
nightshade | piers: well, I don't think I could teach you how to customize all that on the IRC, but you could probably find it somewhere in the gnome documentation (on the website I've never been to) | 05:44 |
datz | mezquitale, ok | 05:45 |
Balsaq | brb....checking it | 05:45 |
hassanakevazir | Is there bitorrent client that streams video on ubuntu? | 05:45 |
nightshade | arschgamei: Don't talk politics, religion, or dirty jokes (all of which you have encompassed) on the IRC | 05:45 |
piers | hmm thanks, ive tried changing the elements using GNOME colour chooser but wud be easier if i could just use a dif theme for the panel | 05:46 |
nightshade | hold on, toying with panel... | 05:46 |
mezquitale | arschgamei, it's ok to talk politics, religion and dirty jokes, just not in here, this is ubuntu's support channel, if you have any questions about ubuntu feel free to ask away, thanks! | 05:46 |
brian1 | piers: please read http://www.gnome.org/ | 05:46 |
piers | brian1 thanks ive read a lot of that documentation and its aimed at quite a low level (altho i am a bit of a noob myself), doesnt seem to specify how you could use a different theme for the panel | 05:47 |
FAJALOU | Hi I just turned on my system and my wireless internet is not working. I am running ath9k drivers, and it was working before, I have tried two different kernels and no luck, i was thinking that it was because of maybe me removing something important? I would appreciate help. WICD just sticks on "validating authentication" I am getting in the logs that wlan0 is not ready??? help please! I am getting also alot of direct probe to AP | 05:47 |
nightshade | piers: You could probably resize a favoured image (possibly a sword) and go to [rt-click panel] -> [properties] -> [background] | 05:48 |
iarp | is there anyway to display all groups created on a machine not just the ones a users in | 05:48 |
nightshade | FAJALOU: Please don't flood, and ask the question directly or use a pastebin. Please and thank you. | 05:48 |
nightshade | ;) | 05:48 |
nightshade | :) | 05:48 |
FAJALOU | nightshade: that is the question... | 05:48 |
piers | thats an option but it doesnt change the colour of the menus when they drop down | 05:48 |
nightshade | oh, sorry. | 05:49 |
nightshade | piers: brb, toying with panel some more... | 05:49 |
ZykoticK9 | iarp, "cat /etc/group" lists all groups on a system | 05:49 |
piers | but you're right, i should definately incorporate a sword somewhere | 05:49 |
iarp | ZykoticK9: ty | 05:49 |
FAJALOU | nightshade: help would be nice :) | 05:49 |
n2diy | OO calc can't play with a gnumeric file? OO opens the gnumeric file as a document, and I can't find an import option? | 05:49 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, is the wireless router youre connecting to in your control and possession? | 05:49 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: yes | 05:50 |
nightshade | I was thinking about that, but I couldn't find any good pics. Get back to me if you can find some! ;) | 05:50 |
bazhang | !ot > nightshade | 05:50 |
ubottu | nightshade, please see my private message | 05:50 |
hassanakevazir | FAJALOU, what is your wireless card (lspci | grep Wireless ) . and what kernel you are currently using? ( uname -r ) | 05:50 |
nightshade | sorry. | 05:50 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, what utility are you using to connect to your router? | 05:51 |
FAJALOU | hassanakevazir: current jaunty kernel (.25-15 generic) wireless card AR5008 driver: AR5416 cguoset, | 05:51 |
FAJALOU | hassanakevazir: *chipset | 05:51 |
mezquitale | hassanakevazir, FAJALOU said it used to be working | 05:51 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: wicd | 05:51 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: it totally worked last week; the last time the laptop was booted... | 05:51 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: i was working on some stuff, however, for backups, and I am wondering if aptitude removed something important: and I am looking back tthough in my kern.log and it has connected before... but with a different AP name? so maybe it is associating a wrong AP name with the router? | 05:52 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: hassanakevazir: it is now using the correct AP address... | 05:53 |
Balsaq | I LOVE TERMINAL | 05:53 |
gamerx | Balsaq, SO DO I !!!! | 05:53 |
Balsaq | i own it now TY | 05:53 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: hassanakevazir I just got a "privacy configuration mismatch and mixed-cell disabled- disassociate. | 05:54 |
FAJALOU | " | 05:54 |
Balsaq | heck i may as well change my flippin password every week now... | 05:54 |
hassanakevazir | FAJALOU, Not sure, you can try removing your router's security, see what happens? Donnu | 05:54 |
FAJALOU | hassanakevazir: others are connected; that would be not a good idea with others connected,, unfortunately | 05:55 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, sounds like it's a bug with your app but you can try connecting manually | 05:55 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: what if i cleared my /etc/wicd/wireless-settings.conf ? | 05:56 |
FAJALOU | b/c it has configuration stuff, and if i remove it then maybe it will reset? | 05:56 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: definitely a bug.. .somewhere :) | 05:56 |
FAJALOU | OH! | 05:56 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: recently we have been getting outages, that wouldn't change MAC addresses would it though? | 05:56 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, that wouldnt change MAC addresses LoL | 05:57 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: yah just realized that. | 05:57 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: oh well just cleeared that anyways. | 05:57 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, if you do get outages then releasing the IP and then requesting an IP again would fix it | 05:57 |
ryguy | When I press the 'Home' key in gedit, the text cursor goes to the beginning of the line instead of the beginning of the code on the line. is tehre any way to fix this? | 05:57 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: how so? | 05:57 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: right now i am on the network;;; on a different computer... | 05:58 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, dont know, lets just say that I've been getting outages as well and I had to release ip and renew it, something about dns and a gateway | 05:58 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, dns and gateway, check the dns and gateway on both computers | 05:59 |
Balsaq | well now i have one more big favor to ask, i want to replace my 400mgz dell with a 2.4mgz now and then put a g4 lapper here to chat while we do a ubun install on the 2.4 in case i get bunged up | 05:59 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: huh changing the wireless-settings didn't do anything.... | 06:00 |
Balsaq | i have the ubu disc and the 2.4 here | 06:00 |
thefinn93 | /msn NickServ identify janeway | 06:00 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: what if i accidentally deleted wpa-supplicant? | 06:00 |
yawasare | hi therer | 06:00 |
yawasare | there | 06:00 |
yawasare | new into ubuntu | 06:00 |
yawasare | and i need help with ltsp | 06:01 |
n2diy | OO calc can't play with a gnumeric file? OO opens the gnumeric file as a document, and I can't find an import option? | 06:01 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, that would have done it as well, looks like you know more than I do, you learn more by making mistakes, that's what people say LoL | 06:01 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: I THINK I DELETED WPA-SUPPLICANT | 06:01 |
alkisg | yawasare: better join #ltsp | 06:01 |
FAJALOU | ARGH! | 06:01 |
yawasare | who is in ther house thats familar with ubuntu ltsp server | 06:01 |
Balsaq | i guess that means no | 06:01 |
yawasare | alkisg: are you familar with ti | 06:02 |
FAJALOU | would someone be so kind as to post their /var/run/wpa_supplicant on pastebin for me? please? | 06:02 |
alkisg | yawasare: yes | 06:02 |
yawasare | can i ask you a question | 06:02 |
yawasare | ? | 06:02 |
n2diy | Ok, so OO won't play with gnumeric files, will it play with abiword files? | 06:02 |
yawasare | please | 06:02 |
alkisg | yawasare: better join #ltsp | 06:03 |
FAJALOU | oh wait I am on a computer that has it on there. | 06:03 |
FAJALOU | nvm | 06:03 |
mezquitale | affirmative | 06:04 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: so how should I go about re-adding it? I am looking in /var/run and wpa)supplicant is definitely a folder, not a file? | 06:04 |
datz | Humm, bad news guys neither pluse nore alsa worked. :( | 06:05 |
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datz | MikeChelen, Magnesium, no other thoughts? | 06:05 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: so how should I go about re-adding it? I am looking in /var/run and wpa)supplicant is definitely a folder, not a file? | 06:06 |
MikeChelen | datz: did pulse work for regular audio? | 06:07 |
datz | This is how I installed alsa http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/08/how-to-upgrade-to-alsa-1020-on-ubuntu.html | 06:07 |
datz | MikeChelen, yes | 06:07 |
datz | I hope this problem gets fixed at some point for a release..I guess it would be the audio drivers that need work> | 06:08 |
datz | ? | 06:08 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, you are using a set up I am not familiar with, I suggest you try asking the same question at another time and maybe someone that knows the answer will help you | 06:09 |
ce_Cina | djfjksssssssssssgf | 06:09 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: what exactly is the question?? lol | 06:10 |
datz | MikeChelen, this is a common problem, or one only for my chipset? | 06:10 |
mezquitale | datz, that is the only reason I use ubuntustudio, audio is awesome in ubuntustudio | 06:10 |
datz | mezquitale, humm, never heard of it...oh well, can't abondon this setup.. too much time. :) | 06:10 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: it is just refusing to connect? i just reinstalled wpasupplicant | 06:10 |
datz | I have to take a look at it | 06:10 |
ltcabral | hey guys... do u know any package that will install my dell devices drivers? | 06:10 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, i usually use the utilities in ubuntu, if they dont work I file a bug report, network-manager works just fine for me and even better in karmic | 06:10 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: lol i have never had good luck with nm | 06:11 |
MikeChelen | datz: there is likely some workaround, unsure what it might be though | 06:11 |
datz | hehe | 06:11 |
datz | me want | 06:11 |
datz | eventually | 06:11 |
datz | I dual boot to vista, so I need some incentive not to use it. :) | 06:12 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, try it in karmic, it's awesome | 06:12 |
MikeChelen | datz: so flash worked okay with pulseaudio? | 06:12 |
Balsaque | j #xubuntu | 06:12 |
datz | MikeChelen, well I tried playing an MP3, that worked, when I tried to watch a youtube vid, no audio, so I tried alsa | 06:12 |
FAJALOU | hi everyone, I am trying to get my laptop, which was working, to connect to the internet, but I am getting an error that says privacy configuration mismatch and mixed-cell disabled - disassociate. Can anyone tell me what this means??? | 06:12 |
SuspectZero | how can i figure out the size of a folder and its contents through cli? | 06:13 |
mezquitale | datz, if you have the resources(hard drive space) then I suggest you try ubuntustudio | 06:13 |
navap | SuspectZero: `du` | 06:13 |
SuspectZero | ty | 06:13 |
datz | mezquitale, thatn isn't an OS? | 06:13 |
* datz researches | 06:13 |
john38 | Ubuntu x86 (32bit) can support xeon quad core? will it see 4 processor? | 06:13 |
MikeChelen | datz: ah ok, so flash audio did not work at all with pulseaudio | 06:13 |
datz | john38, sees all 4 of q6600 cores | 06:13 |
OpenBluntSurgery | hello | 06:14 |
FAJALOU | mezquitale: there is still no folder in my /var/run/ that is wpa_supplicant... | 06:14 |
mezquitale | datz, yes it is an Os, it's a flavor of ubuntu, you could try installing it on ubuntu using synaptic and see if it works | 06:14 |
datz | MikeChelen, well, I suspect if I had closed the media player, it would have worked | 06:14 |
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datz | mezquitale, interesting, it is a front end, like gone or KDE that I can just install over my prexisiting install? | 06:15 |
mezquitale | FAJALOU, you have more experience than me, sorry, i'm quite sure someone has the answer you are seeking just not at this moment right now, I suggest you try logging in at another time | 06:15 |
datz | mezquitale, what ever program I start first is the one that works | 06:15 |
john38 | datz: what about multithread, will it be supported for all of them? | 06:15 |
FAJALOU | hi everyone, I am trying to get my laptop, which was working, to connect to the internet, but I am getting an error that says privacy configuration mismatch and mixed-cell disabled - disassociate. Can anyone tell me what this means??? | 06:15 |
mezquitale | datz, go to synaptic and see what it tells you, search for "ubuntustudio" | 06:15 |
MikeChelen | mezquitale: does ubuntu studio use pulseaudio or jack by default? | 06:15 |
datz | oops MikeChelen* | 06:15 |
FAJALOU | hassanakevazir: do you have any idea about what I am getting??? | 06:16 |
datz | mezquitale, ok will do thanks | 06:16 |
datz | john38, try the live cd | 06:16 |
MikeChelen | datz: its just hard because maybe pulseaudio was not working with flash at all | 06:16 |
mezquitale | MikeChelen, ubuntustudio is just like ubuntu except it has a real time kernel, it can use both alsa and pulseaudio, the difference is it actually works in ubuntustudio | 06:16 |
mezquitale | hence = ubuntustudio | 06:16 |
datz | MikeChelen, I really should have tried to use pulse seperatly..I did not | 06:16 |
datz | for flash* | 06:17 |
datz | It probably would have worked seperatly | 06:17 |
* datz checks to see if alsa works with flash | 06:17 |
MikeChelen | datz: yeah check the same thing with alsa | 06:17 |
mgmuscari | hi, my pulseaudio server has somehow become completely screwed up | 06:18 |
mgmuscari | when i mark it for removal | 06:18 |
mezquitale | MikeChelen, I didnt read your question correctly, sorry, by default I am not sure which one ubuntustudio uses but you can pick and choose, I use alsa and it works like a charm | 06:18 |
mgmuscari | now it tells me that it's going to remove ubuntu-desktop... big deal? | 06:19 |
mgmuscari | this is a meta package, right? | 06:19 |
datz | oh no, alsa doesn't seem to work at all with flash | 06:19 |
datz | I did notice this on install: " WARNING!!! The mixer channels for the ALSA driver are muted by default!!! | 06:19 |
mezquitale | ahem alsa works just fine with flash in ubuntu*studio* I rest my case | 06:19 |
datz | Is that what might be the problem? | 06:19 |
datz | lol | 06:20 |
* datz finally takes a look at ubuntu studio | 06:20 |
wolf23 | help me please~ | 06:20 |
mezquitale | datz, the only problem with ubuntu studio is that you have to have resources i.e. hard drive space, ubuntustudio does not have a "live" version | 06:21 |
MikeChelen | mezquitale: ah interesting, wonder how the config might differ from vanilla ubuntu | 06:21 |
MikeChelen | mgmuscari: yes that is a meta package | 06:21 |
MikeChelen | !ask | wolf23 | 06:21 |
ubottu | wolf23: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 06:21 |
mezquitale | MikeChelen, rt kernel, ability to dedicate memory specifically for audio appz for starters | 06:21 |
datz | Ubuntu Studio Desktop Package <-- mezquitale | 06:21 |
datz | ? | 06:22 |
hsarci | why does dolphin always ask me for my samba share password multiple times when trying to access a samba....i definately am using the right password, and sometimes it even displays the folder contents if i hit cancel | 06:22 |
mezquitale | datz, sounds like you have a winner\ | 06:22 |
wolf23 | i bring a new router wireless,and someone stole from my connection,can anyone help me please to add a password for security plz! | 06:22 |
bazhang | !info ubuntustudio-desktop | 06:22 |
datz | mezquitale, I have more space and resources that I know what to do with. | 06:22 |
ubottu | ubuntustudio-desktop (source: ubuntustudio-meta): Ubuntu Studio Desktop Package. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.52 (jaunty), package size 8 kB, installed size 36 kB | 06:22 |
Like | 8-) | 06:22 |
mgmuscari | MikeChelen: i don't really understand why ubuntu-desktop has a dependency on pulseaudio, but whatever... | 06:22 |
Like | hi | 06:22 |
bazhang | mgmuscari, its safe to remove | 06:22 |
MikeChelen | wolf23: that is in the router config page, check your manual or visit the manufacturers website | 06:22 |
mgmuscari | that's what i thought | 06:22 |
MikeChelen | mgmuscari: thats how metapackages work, it depends on a bunch of other packages and thereby causes them all to be installed | 06:23 |
mgmuscari | yeah | 06:24 |
wolf23 | MikeChelen, there is a cd coming with the router,but i dont know if it works with ubuntu? | 06:24 |
mgmuscari | i just didn't realize that pulseaudio is apparently considered park of ubuntu desktop | 06:24 |
datz | mezquitale, 123 GB free on this disk | 06:24 |
mgmuscari | thanks | 06:24 |
datz | Think that should be enough | 06:24 |
mezquitale | wolf23, forger about the CD | 06:24 |
osmosis | how do I get the automatic folder sharing in Nautilus to work. I shared the folder, but dont see anything on the network. | 06:25 |
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mezquitale | datz, ok go ahead and install ubuntu studio then, I have a 500 gb sata HD in my desktop with a 100gb usb hd as a backup | 06:25 |
wolf23 | mezquitale, so how could i put a password for security plz? | 06:25 |
MikeChelen | wolf23: probably the cd is unneeded | 06:25 |
mezquitale | wolf23, can you use the internet wireless with your router as it is right now? | 06:26 |
datz | mezquitale, nice... here 160GB drive just for ubuntu, also 1TB and 150GB 10K drive for vista | 06:26 |
wolf23 | mezquitale, yes | 06:26 |
sixthz | hi, after installing ubuntu with wubi i get an "root file system not defined." error msg that wont let me do anything but hard reset | 06:26 |
ltcabral | hey guys... do u know any package that will install my dell devices drivers? | 06:27 |
mezquitale | datz, thanks for making me puke, I have about 40 gigs dedicated to xp, the rest is ubuntustudio and virtualbox | 06:27 |
LeNsTR | lsusb -v | 06:27 |
LeNsTR | ops | 06:27 |
mneptok | ltcabral: add the Dell partner repository to Synaptic | 06:27 |
datz | mezquitale, don't go bulimic on us now. | 06:28 |
datz | :) | 06:28 |
MikeChelen | wolf23: what is the brand and model for your router? | 06:28 |
datz | mezquitale, ok looks like it installed...not calling for a restart..? | 06:28 |
datz | things seem the same. :P | 06:28 |
mezquitale | wolf23, ok first change the SSID on both your router on your laptop and then go to your router and disable SSID broadcast on your router and let me know if you are still able to connect | 06:28 |
mezquitale | datz, you have to restart, I suppose | 06:29 |
datz | ok | 06:29 |
hsarci | does anyone know why dolphin always ask me for my samba share password multiple times when trying to access a samba folder that is on a windows pc????...i definately am using the right password, and sometimes it even displays the folder contents if i hit cancel | 06:29 |
datz | irssi in screen on diff pc, brb | 06:29 |
wolf23 | MikeChelen, wireless router dir- 280 | 06:29 |
wolf23 | dlink | 06:29 |
sixthz | hi, after installing ubuntu with wubi i get an "root file system not defined." error msg that wont let me do anything but hard reset | 06:30 |
wrapster | can I upgrade to 64Bit ubuntu? live? | 06:30 |
mneptok | wolf23: there is usually a web interface for configuration, you should call DLink | 06:30 |
wrapster | something like live upgrade | 06:30 |
sebsebseb | sixthz: It's probably a good idea to avoide Wubi, because people can get weird issues with it. Installing with real partitions isn't difficult, and better in the long run. | 06:31 |
Mehedi | i can not download vlc media player. it shows............ Unable to lock the download directory. what can i do? | 06:31 |
bazhang | wrapster, from 32 bit? | 06:31 |
wrapster | yeah | 06:31 |
wolf23 | mezquitale, in windows you can protect your router for anyone cannot stole from you ,but now in ubuntu peoples stole with their laptops from me :( | 06:31 |
bazhang | wrapster, no full reinstall required | 06:31 |
osmosis | I followed the instructions here, but still now samba shares to be found. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba#Server Configuration | 06:32 |
mneptok | wolf23: the desktop OS has *nothing* to do with router security | 06:32 |
mneptok | wolf23: call DLink | 06:32 |
Mehedi | i can not download vlc media player. it shows............ Unable to lock the download directory. what can i do? | 06:32 |
mezquitale | wolf23, a router is a router, a router doesnt change regardless of the OS | 06:32 |
mneptok | !repeat > Mehedi | 06:32 |
ubottu | Mehedi, please see my private message | 06:32 |
Mehedi | i can not download vlc media player. it shows............ Unable to lock the download directory. what can i do? | 06:33 |
datz | mezquitale, ok seems like it made the switch, no flash audo though. :( | 06:33 |
mneptok | !repeat | Mehedi | 06:33 |
ubottu | Mehedi: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 06:33 |
sixthz | sebsebseb when i try to install with a real CD, i get an error something about sr0 which is runnning in a loop | 06:34 |
mneptok | Mehedi: please do not make me tell you again | 06:34 |
wolf23 | mneptok, so what can i do now? i need to add the password for security | 06:34 |
lstarnes | Mehedi: can you pastebin the full output that you get when attempting to install it? | 06:34 |
mneptok | wolf23: call DLink | 06:34 |
mezquitale | datz, go to "add/remove" and try installing support for mp3 | 06:34 |
sebsebseb | Mehedi: Have you got Synaptic open or maybe update manager, when trying to get it on the command line? | 06:34 |
MikeChelen | Mehedi: if you are installing from command line use "sudo apt-get install vlc" | 06:34 |
Tehedra | I've installed php in ubuntu jaunty | 06:34 |
Tehedra | where abouts would i find the php.ini file? | 06:35 |
Billiard | wolf23: i can help you setup the router if you want to pm me | 06:35 |
Mehedi | The following NEW packages will be installed: | 06:35 |
Mehedi | libass1 libdca0 libdvbpsi4 libebml0 libenca0 libfaad0 libiso9660-5 | 06:35 |
Mehedi | liblua5.1-0 libmatroska0 libmodplug0c2 libmpcdec3 libsdl-image1.2 | 06:35 |
Mehedi | libswscale0 libtar libtwolame0 libvcdinfo0 libvlc2 libvlccore0 libx264-59 | 06:35 |
Mehedi | mozilla-plugin-vlc vlc vlc-data vlc-nox vlc-plugin-esd | 06:35 |
Mehedi | 0 upgraded, 24 newly installed, 0 to remove and 348 not upgraded. | 06:35 |
FloodBot2 | Mehedi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:35 |
sebsebseb | sixthz: I don't know, but there are ways to install without a CD and without Wubi | 06:35 |
mezquitale | wolf23, you can secure your router through the following means 1. obscurity 2. password. 3. password and obscurity | 06:35 |
sebsebseb | !install | sixthz | 06:35 |
ubottu | sixthz: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - Don't want to use a CD? Try http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 06:35 |
mneptok | mezquitale: or MAC address filtering. | 06:35 |
wolf23 | mezquitale, thanx i try | 06:36 |
datz | mezquitale, not sure what I am looking for.. | 06:36 |
mezquitale | mneptok, thanks, I knew I forgot one! I use that as well | 06:36 |
SoftwareExplorer | How much of an ubuntu install can be safely backed up via rsync? | 06:36 |
datz | mezquitale, I just see applications | 06:36 |
Mehedi | i can not download vlc media player through comman line. it shows............ Unable to lock the download directory. what can i do? | 06:36 |
mezquitale | wolf23, you can secure your router through the following means 1. obscurity 2.MAC filtering 3. password. 4. obscurity, password, and MAC filtering | 06:36 |
sebsebseb | sixthz: Also it's good to check the downloaded ISO that it has downloaded properly, and then after woulds you should be able to do the disk check on the CD as well to make sure nothing is wrong with the psyical CD | 06:36 |
lstarnes | Mehedi: you don't need to keep repeating | 06:37 |
sebsebseb | !md5sum | sixthz | 06:37 |
ubottu | sixthz: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 06:37 |
mezquitale | datz, so you have sound just not with flash? | 06:37 |
datz | yes | 06:37 |
lstarnes | Mehedi: could you please paste the full output that you get to http://paste.ubuntu.com ? | 06:37 |
Mehedi | i can not download vlc media player through command line. it shows............ Unable to lock the download directory. what can i do? | 06:37 |
mezquitale | datz, I suggest you give it a rest then and tomorrow at different time intervals go to #alsa and tell them youre having a problem hearing sound with alsa and flash | 06:38 |
MikeChelen | Mehedi: what command are you using to install? | 06:38 |
chilli0 | Where is chromes temp file ? | 06:38 |
datz | mezquitale, good call, thanks for all your help, and that of others | 06:38 |
sebsebseb | Mehedi: When doing that are any of the graphical software installation programs open? | 06:38 |
Mehedi | no | 06:38 |
mezquitale | datz, but before you do that I suggest you go to the "sound" applet in "system-->preferences" | 06:39 |
chilli0 | Does anyone know where Chromes temp file is? | 06:39 |
sebsebseb | Mehedi: Ok probably not the issue I thought it might be | 06:39 |
Omar87 | I want to install JVM, but I'm not what is the name of the package in the repos. Any help please? | 06:39 |
Mehedi | i am using this command to download vlc media player .sudo apt-get install vlc vlc-plugin-esd mozilla-plugin-vlc | 06:39 |
Matia | Does anybody know what's is wrong with the computer when it couldn | 06:40 |
mezquitale | datz, something else you can try is going to go to command line and type "alsamixer" and rise the volume in your speaker | 06:40 |
chilli0 | Does anyone know where Google Chromes temp file is? | 06:40 |
Matia | when it couldn't let videos to play? | 06:40 |
lstarnes | chilli0: you don't need to keep repeating your question; I'm pretty sure most of us have seen it already | 06:40 |
chilli0 | lstarnes: Still no responces.. | 06:41 |
bazhang | Matia, what sort of videos? youtube? or other | 06:41 |
navap | chilli0: Have you actually looked for it? | 06:41 |
lstarnes | chilli0: maybe nobody knows, or maybe someone is looking for an answer | 06:41 |
Matia | yeah youtube and other | 06:41 |
bazhang | Matia, this is 9.04? | 06:41 |
lstarnes | chilli0: unless/until someone has an answer or another question for you, you might not get a response | 06:41 |
Matia | this happened when i updated the manager, i think | 06:41 |
lstarnes | chilli0: fwif, I'm trying to find it too | 06:41 |
lstarnes | *fwiw | 06:42 |
chilli0 | navap: Yes i have. | 06:42 |
Matia | i think it is 8.03 | 06:42 |
mezquitale | datz, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=204022 | 06:42 |
Matia | i,m not sure let me check | 06:42 |
bazhang | Matia, lsb_release -a in terminal | 06:42 |
Tehedra | how do i change ubuntu to be a default of utf8 encoding | 06:43 |
Matia | what is that? | 06:43 |
Tehedra | instead of ISO-8861 | 06:43 |
navap | chilli0: Sorry, I forgot I'm in an ubuntu channel. It's quite easy to find on Windows. | 06:44 |
Matia_ | bazhang u still there? | 06:44 |
chilli0 | navap: ok. | 06:44 |
bazhang | Matia_, yes | 06:45 |
Matia_ | do you still know what is the with the computer | 06:45 |
Matia_ | my computer | 06:45 |
lstarnes | chilli0: ~/.cache/google-chrome/ | 06:45 |
bazhang | Matia_, type lsb_release -a in the terminal and tell us the version | 06:45 |
lstarnes | chilli0: chrome also keeps its config in ~/.config/google-chrome/ | 06:46 |
Mehedi | when i try to install vlc media player through command it shows...........m@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install vlc vlc-plugin-* mozilla-plugin-vlc | 06:46 |
chilli0 | ok thanks lstarnes | 06:46 |
bazhang | Matia_, please keep it here in channel | 06:46 |
Mehedi | Reading package lists... Done | 06:46 |
Mehedi | Building dependency tree | 06:46 |
Mehedi | Reading state information... Done | 06:46 |
Mehedi | Note, selecting vlc-plugin-ggi for regex 'vlc-plugin-*' | 06:46 |
Mehedi | Note, selecting vlc-plugin-esd for regex 'vlc-plugin-*' | 06:46 |
FloodBot2 | Mehedi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:46 |
Matia_ | ok | 06:46 |
Matia_ | sorry | 06:46 |
chilli0 | lstarnes: Not working for me.... Says not tuere o= | 06:46 |
SoftwareExplorer | Is there any parts of an ubuntu install's file system that will not backup up properly if I use rysnc to do it? | 06:47 |
lstarnes | chilli0: are you using chrome, or chromium> | 06:47 |
chilli0 | lstarnes: its ~/.cache/chromium/ xD Thanks thoe. | 06:47 |
lstarnes | *? | 06:47 |
chilli0 | My bad for saying chrome , i didnt think it was availbe yet. | 06:47 |
lstarnes | Mehedi: you need to go to http://paste.ubuntu.com/, paste the output there, then give us the link to the resulting page | 06:47 |
lstarnes | chilli0: I'm using google's official packages for chrome | 06:47 |
joker2u | > can anyone give me an idea why this does not work? tr -s ':,(' '\),(' dump.txt or thi | 06:48 |
Matia_ | what is the terminal, i,m sorrry but this is my first time using this | 06:48 |
truthpusher000 | anyone help with easy iso windows on linux | 06:48 |
leaf-sheep | !terminal | Matia_ | 06:48 |
ubottu | Matia_: The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 06:48 |
tecywiz121 | hey, i think i found the source of my problems! To recap, a bunch of unrelated hardware stopped working (mouse, sound, etc) and it turns out the device files for said hardware was not where the programs expected them. I symlinked my mouse dev files, and now it works, but I don't think that's the proper solution. Any ideas for a fix? | 06:48 |
bazhang | truthpusher000, you can check the wine appdb | 06:48 |
bazhang | !appdb > truthpusher000 | 06:48 |
ubottu | truthpusher000, please see my private message | 06:48 |
joker2u | > can anyone give me an idea why this does not work? tr -s ':,(' '\),(' dump.txt or this sed -i 's/,(/),(/g' dumpdb.txt both are suppoed to do the same thing, but after I do them, I can no longer see what is inside the file?? and I am not entirely sure the syntax for tr is correct. I am trying to modify a 9 gig file. | 06:49 |
truthpusher000 | i tried to install it, didnt work | 06:49 |
Exuro | anybody have experience using ISPConfig ? | 06:49 |
truthpusher000 | what method should i use | 06:49 |
antionella_ | please anybody help me out here | 06:49 |
bazhang | truthpusher000, there are native linux version, you may wish to try those (not easy iso but similar functionality) | 06:50 |
joker2u | I used sed to change (sql data) new line (more sql data) new line (different sql data) to -> (sql data),(more sql data) but goofed and it became (sql data,(more sql data, | 06:50 |
winterswift | antionella_: state your problem - i didnt see it before | 06:50 |
Mehedi | The Paste you are looking for does not currently exist. | 06:51 |
antionella_ | i tried to play the videos on youtube and other but couldn't | 06:51 |
MikeChelen | SoftwareExplorer: everything your user can access should backup okay | 06:51 |
osmosis | I followed the instructions here, but still now samba shares to be found. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba#Server Configuration | 06:51 |
osmosis | any help? | 06:52 |
antionella_ | winterswift, you there? | 06:52 |
truthpusher000 | ill re-phrase this, because im a newb, i repartitioned an external 500gb storage drive to be bootable and want to simplifiy the interface and config jumper settingsd | 06:52 |
winterswift | antionella_: explain specifically, i.e. theres just a blank white box there, nothing plays, etc. | 06:52 |
truthpusher000 | lol | 06:52 |
antionella_ | the videos and youtube couldn't be played after i updated the manager thing | 06:53 |
Gothfreak27 | I have a big problem now.. My system crashed in the middle of setting up the new upgrades to 9.10.. now I reboot to a termanal and run dpkg --configure -a and it says the file system is read only.. I can usualy fix that with the cdrom but I have no cd drive on this computer... any other way around it? | 06:53 |
SoftwareExplorer | MikeChelen: I have my /home and a different partition and I back it up w/ rsync regularly. But i'm wondering if bad things would happen if I ran rsync with sudo and tried to copy / | 06:53 |
winterswift | antionella_: you mean after you ran update manager? | 06:53 |
gamerx | hey guys | 06:53 |
winterswift | hey | 06:53 |
antionella_ | winterswift yes | 06:54 |
truthpusher000 | since im asking if anyone needs booting or harddisk conv advise pm me | 06:54 |
winterswift | antionella_: do you have any idea what you updated exactly? | 06:54 |
antionella_ | winterswift: this is my first time using this and i'm so confused | 06:54 |
joker2u | > can anyone give me an idea why this does not work? tr -s ':,(' '\),(' dump.txt or this sed -i 's/,(/),(/g' dumpdb.txt both are suppoed to do the same thing, but after I do them, I can no longer see what is inside the file?? and I am not entirely sure the syntax for tr is correct. I am trying to modify a 9 gig file. | 06:54 |
antionella_ | nope | 06:54 |
joker2u | I used sed to change (sql data) new line (more sql data) new line (different sql data) to -> (sql data),(more sql data) but goofed and it became (sql data,(more sql data, | 06:55 |
Bluey | i run a backup script as a cronjob -- it runs as root - the only problem is, if you restore it's owned by root - easily fixed with chown -r | 06:55 |
winterswift | antionella_: hmm...thinking...what version of ubuntu are you running? | 06:55 |
antionella_ | i think it's the 8.03? | 06:55 |
MikeChelen | SoftwareExplorer: everything should be readable, however im not if it can be restored to a new system | 06:56 |
winterswift | antionella_: 8.04 hardy? | 06:56 |
antionella_ | yes, i think that's the version | 06:56 |
Billiard | Bluey: when you backup you can keep the original permissions | 06:56 |
winterswift | antionella_: if you just got it, it's 9.04 | 06:56 |
SoftwareExplorer | MikeChelen: so you're saying it might not restore properly | 06:57 |
datz | mezquitale, just got back, tried the above, no luck | 06:57 |
aperson | why can I turn my headphones off, but not my pc speakers? | 06:57 |
antionella_ | winterswift: it's used i got it from ebay | 06:57 |
gamerx | i cant get any themes to work | 06:58 |
datz | mezquitale, what about restoring original driver to get flash sound while waiting for a fix? | 06:58 |
winterswift | antionella_: wait - are you saying you bought the disc? | 06:58 |
saji | aperson, don't you have a mute button? | 06:58 |
aperson | saji, it mutes both | 06:58 |
antionella_ | winterswift: i'm sure it's 8.04 | 06:58 |
avan | if someone has time i have a few questions | 06:58 |
gamerx | avan, yes? | 06:58 |
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avan | im trying to install ubuntu | 06:58 |
aperson | saji, I hvae a checkbox for just the headphones, checked the headphones are on | 06:58 |
gamerx | avan, ok | 06:59 |
avan | okay ill give you the whole story | 06:59 |
Bluey | fwiw -- you can find out what version of ubuntu you are running by doing a sudo cat /etc/issue | 06:59 |
avan | basically i was using winxp | 06:59 |
saji | aperson, where do you see that ccheckbox? | 06:59 |
avan | i found out one of the system files was corrupt | 06:59 |
avan | so i was going to use windows 7 | 06:59 |
antionella_ | winterswift: no i do the person who sold it to me included the disc in the package | 06:59 |
Billiard | Bluey: you shouldnt have to sudo | 06:59 |
aperson | saji, in Volume Control | 06:59 |
gamerx | avan, ok :0 | 07:00 |
avan | haha | 07:00 |
Bluey | Billiard: I stand corrected! | 07:00 |
gamerx | avan, then what/? | 07:00 |
avan | sorry | 07:00 |
aperson | saji, Device: HDA NVidia (Alsa mixer) | 07:00 |
saji | aperson, Oh the mute cheack box you mean.. right? | 07:00 |
avan | basically that didnt work | 07:00 |
gamerx | avan, is it not working? | 07:00 |
antionella_ | winterswift: so do you know what's wrong? | 07:00 |
saji | aperson,ok.. | 07:00 |
avan | it said that it couldnt copy over certain files | 07:00 |
winterswift | antionella_: okay, ill give you a link to the new flash player in a moment | 07:00 |
avan | so i decided to install ubuntu | 07:00 |
gamerx | avan, do you mean the linux installation? | 07:00 |
client | there is a message in my quassel irc client that says that i have a registered name and i ve to change it , do i ve to register that this message is away because i changed the name some times | 07:01 |
gamerx | avan, so you mean the win7 install? | 07:01 |
avan | gamerx no i meant the win7 install | 07:01 |
aperson | saji, just trying to point out that I only have the checkbox for the alsa mixer, not pulse or oss | 07:01 |
antionella_ | winterswift: ok thanx | 07:01 |
avan | now im talking the linux install | 07:01 |
gamerx | avan, hehe ok :0 | 07:01 |
datz | mezquitale, overlooked thread, checking it out now | 07:01 |
gamerx | avan, so linux worked? | 07:01 |
avan | basically now when i go to install it gives me the error that it cant copy over certain files | 07:01 |
saji | aperson, every one has only one check box only... | 07:01 |
avan | no it didnt gamerx | 07:01 |
Mehedi | when i try to install vlc media player it shows.....Unable to lock the download directory. what can i do? | 07:02 |
aperson | saji, the alsa one is the only one with a checkbox for it, all the others don't have it | 07:02 |
gamerx | avan, are you able to do the disk integrity check, iirc its still there? | 07:02 |
avan | yes | 07:02 |
avan | i am able | 07:02 |
gamerx | avan, can you do that then :) | 07:02 |
lbaroudi | what a best and good advice for ubuntu antivirus and is it a good idea to have one | 07:02 |
avan | the disc integrity is 100% fine | 07:02 |
avan | already did | 07:02 |
gamerx | avan, oka | 07:02 |
avan | and i did a mem test | 07:02 |
avan | and thats 100% pass | 07:02 |
Mehedi | when i try to install vlc media player through command line it shows.....Unable to lock the download directory. what can i do? | 07:02 |
saji | aperson, if you want specific mute buttons just go to the volume control button besides the mute button.. | 07:02 |
avan | i cant figure out what the problem is | 07:02 |
winterswift | antionella_: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/otherversions/ select the Linux option, then download the .DEB file | 07:03 |
gamerx | avan, so windows xp says it was corrupt then windows 7 refused to installed and now ubuntu wont, dosent that make you think it may be a hardware problem? | 07:03 |
avan | possibly | 07:03 |
antionella | winterswift: where is that Linus option? | 07:03 |
avan | but its not my processor | 07:03 |
gamerx | Mehedi, you need to close any other installations you have open | 07:03 |
avan | its not the hard drive | 07:03 |
aperson | saji, sweet, I just muted my pcm and unmuted it, and now my sound is messed up | 07:03 |
avan | its not the ram | 07:03 |
avan | its not the mobo | 07:03 |
gamerx | Mehedi, such as synmaptic, or anything liek that | 07:03 |
avan | everything in my computer is new | 07:03 |
winterswift | antionella: in the drop-down menu | 07:03 |
FloodBot2 | avan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 07:03 |
antionella | ok | 07:04 |
Rumo | I have a question: Im having two computers. One with windows xp and internet and the other one with ubuntu. because its an dialup-connection theres no way to go on the internet with ubuntu. But is there a way to connect the two computers by a cable -> and make it so to go on the internet with both computers? | 07:04 |
gamerx | avan, how do you know this? | 07:04 |
saji | aperson, what is your sound not working now? | 07:04 |
aperson | saji, I just get static | 07:04 |
FAJ | hi i am getting the following error: privacy configuration mismatch and mixed-cell disabled - disassociate can anyone help me please? i have an ath9k module and a chipset of ar5418. please help! | 07:04 |
avan | because everything is brand new | 07:04 |
Bluey | Rumo: if one mache has 2 ethernet cards, yes... | 07:04 |
Billiard | Rumo: yes an ethernet cable and enable internet connection sharing on the windows machine | 07:04 |
aperson | saji, sudo service pulseaudio restart doesn't fix it either | 07:04 |
avan | and it was all working up until like 3 days ago | 07:04 |
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avan | i really dont want to have to buy more new shit | 07:05 |
gamerx | avan, okay, but you can still get doa things :), anyway, what does the error in the linux install sa? | 07:05 |
saji | aperson, try changing the device from the dropdown.. | 07:05 |
lstarnes | aperson: I think ubuntu uses invoke-rc.d, not service | 07:05 |
datz | mezquitale, that link doesn't specify a fix, correct? just identifies the problem? | 07:05 |
aperson | lstarnes, for everything else it uses service | 07:05 |
avan | here, my girlfriend is bitching that she is hungry i have to go get food with her, ill be back in like 10-15 minutes | 07:06 |
winterswift | !language | avan | 07:06 |
ubottu | avan: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 07:06 |
gamerx | avan, okay | 07:06 |
avan | i appologize | 07:06 |
gamerx | avan, and yes watch those fingers lol | 07:06 |
Bluey | Rumo: it depends on how the non-dialup computer is setup - you need to have 1 free ethernet port free -- so that takes 2 cards, OR 1 if you use usb port to connect to the internet | 07:06 |
avan | im used to talking in other irc chans | 07:06 |
gamerx | avan, its all good | 07:06 |
avan | :P | 07:06 |
Mehedi | when i try to install vlc media player through command line it shows.....Unable to lock the download directory. what can i do?i am not doing any other installation and my synaptic package manager is also closed | 07:06 |
Rumo | Bluey: the win-comp has a USB-modem so do I need only one ethernet card and a cable? | 07:06 |
gamerx | avan, and maybe try prefixing wiht gamerx,? | 07:06 |
gamerx | :0 | 07:06 |
avan | well shes going to get ready to get food so i have a few minutes :P | 07:07 |
gamerx | avan, okay | 07:07 |
aperson | restarting alsa doesn't fix it either | 07:07 |
winterswift | antionella: got that installed yet? | 07:07 |
Bluey | Rumo: are you try to share the windows machines connection or ubuntu? | 07:07 |
saji | aperson, tell me what you did now? i mean before getting the static.. | 07:07 |
aperson | saji, nevermind, I'm an idiot | 07:08 |
Bluey | Rumo: if you connect to the internet with a usb connect, you only need one ethernet port... | 07:08 |
aperson | saji, I must have not noticed turning the PCM all the way down | 07:08 |
Loafers | Ubuntu help pages overload? | 07:08 |
aperson | saji, but I still can't seem to mute just the speakers | 07:08 |
avan | okay brb | 07:08 |
avan | thanks just a min | 07:08 |
truthpusher000 | anyone know how to make os system faster tweak ram and power distribution and such | 07:08 |
gamerx | sure k | 07:08 |
Rumo | Bluey: do I need a special cable? I hear something of two kind of cables cross and nocross... | 07:08 |
antionella__ | winterswift: what now? | 07:09 |
gamerx | Rumo, any cable should do they auto detect these days | 07:09 |
Bluey | Rumo: you shouldn't -- they are called crossover cables - it depends on the ethernet card... | 07:09 |
saji | aperson, that was great going... :) | 07:09 |
winterswift | antionella: run the .deb file | 07:09 |
aperson | saji, actually, I'm not an idiot, muting/unmuting the pcm does cause static, but moving the slider a tad restores it | 07:09 |
winterswift | antionella: should work :/ | 07:09 |
Billiard | Rumo: crossover, but new devices are smart enough to use either cable | 07:09 |
winterswift | !ping | winterswift | 07:09 |
ubottu | winterswift, please see my private message | 07:09 |
Bluey | Rumo: yes most cards auto detect otherwise youd need a crossover cable - and they aren't that expensive | 07:10 |
Loafers | !ppa < Loafers | 07:10 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ppa < Loafers | 07:10 |
Loafers | !ppa > Loafers | 07:10 |
ubottu | Loafers, please see my private message | 07:10 |
gamerx | bluey, you do realize theres been at leat 5 responses to the question xD | 07:10 |
Rumo | Bluey: ok Bluey thank you very much | 07:10 |
gamerx | Bluey, im loling :0 | 07:10 |
Billiard | he only listens to bluey lol | 07:10 |
Bluey | gamerx: i should put the setup on pkill-9.com - it's easy using webmin | 07:10 |
tehbaut | preference poll: vmware or virtualbox? | 07:11 |
gamerx | tehbaut, virtualbox | 07:11 |
Bluey | and windows has a wizard so it's pretty easy to do on that side to | 07:11 |
gamerx | tehbaut, virtualbox OSE :0 | 07:11 |
Loafers | tehbaut, virtualbox | 07:11 |
gamerx | bluey, is that your site? | 07:12 |
Bluey | yes pkill-9.com | 07:12 |
gamerx | bluey, frigging wicked :0 | 07:12 |
saji | !support |tehbaut | 07:12 |
ubottu | tehbaut: The official ubuntu support channel is #ubuntu. Also see http://ubuntu.com/support and http://ubuntuforums.org | 07:12 |
Bluey | gamerx: it's all the things I've learned | 07:12 |
gamerx | bluey, cept some of your immages overlap the theme xD | 07:12 |
Bluey | the microlol does I know... | 07:12 |
tehbaut | uhh | 07:13 |
saji | !offtopic >tehbaut | 07:13 |
ubottu | tehbaut, please see my private message | 07:13 |
Mehedi | where is Dr. Willis? | 07:13 |
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Bluey | gamerx: somebody asked me how to do envelopes - and I said - you know somebody else will ask this... | 07:13 |
tehbaut | heh, joykill | 07:13 |
tehbaut | killjoy* | 07:14 |
antionella | winterswift: u still there? | 07:14 |
gamerx | bluey, i noticed that, [in 10 easy steps] :O, i might start doing the same thing on my site too, gxhs.info | 07:14 |
winterswift | antionella: yes, did you get it installed? | 07:14 |
saji | !offtopic | 07:14 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 07:14 |
Bluey | the hardest thing to fix - was my scanner - that took 6 months - second hardest - the ups - that took 3 months | 07:14 |
aperson | saji, I went through every single dropdown and option, I even tried the other pulseaudio volume control to no avail | 07:14 |
aperson | I can't mute just my pc speakers for the life of me | 07:14 |
Bluey | gamerx: what's your site's url? | 07:14 |
gamerx | bluey, no registration :'( | 07:14 |
gamerx | bluey, www.gxhs.ws | 07:15 |
saji | aperson, well doesn't the speaker mute by itself, when you plugin the headphone? | 07:15 |
antionella | winterswift:no my file system is full so i have to get rid of some files in order to do that | 07:15 |
Bluey | gamerx: very nice! | 07:15 |
aperson | saji, no | 07:15 |
gamerx | bluey, ty :0, | 07:15 |
gamerx | bluey, its hoted on linux xD | 07:16 |
antionella | winterswift: those files were the belonged to the previous owner, i think they're about this computer | 07:16 |
gamerx | bluey lol took me a while rofl | 07:16 |
aperson | saji, in fact, I've never had an ubuntu desktop/laptop that I've been able to configure it to do that | 07:16 |
Bluey | gamerx: mine's hosted with liquenox - which uses linux | 07:16 |
saji | aperson, so that's the problem you're having.. | 07:16 |
winterswift | antionella: you can order free cd's of the new ubuntu version from canonical - i would recommend getting one | 07:16 |
Bluey | gamerx: ru really in samoa? | 07:16 |
OpenBluntSurgery | hey | 07:16 |
saji | aperson, In my laptop by default, it worked out, and normally it does... | 07:16 |
Bluey | my ftp has a .cx tld | 07:17 |
aperson | saji, doesn't on my hp. I can't blame ubuntu, it's prolly some crappy audio drivers | 07:17 |
gamerx | bluey, where the f*** does it say that xD, im in australia | 07:17 |
aperson | but still! | 07:17 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, hey mate /0 | 07:17 |
Bluey | the address http://production.gxhs.ws/ .ws is somoa | 07:17 |
saji | aperson, Which is your Ubuntu version? | 07:18 |
gamerx | bluey, ohh no i just like short uri's | 07:18 |
Bluey | gamerx: ah so | 07:18 |
OpenBluntSurgery | hey | 07:18 |
gamerx | OpenBluntSurgery, ohh hey there :0 | 07:18 |
winterswift | antionella: if you dont have enough space to install flash player, i would also recommend reformatting your hard drive and installing that free disc i told you about | 07:18 |
gamerx | bluey, you should have registration on your site... | 07:18 |
ryty | I have a problem where my PC will freeze up | 07:18 |
ryty | I'm running ubuntu 9.04 64-bit | 07:19 |
Bluey | gamerx: how would people get to it other wise? unless they used the ip addy... | 07:19 |
truthpusher000 | can u format and config a usb drive for faster loads | 07:19 |
ryty | it usually happens with the flash player plugin running, but I experienced it once without it running | 07:19 |
Bluey | truthpusher000: yes - two things | 07:19 |
gamerx | bluey, get to where? | 07:19 |
enduser000 | hello, it is possible to install ubuntu on a gpt disk? | 07:19 |
Bluey | truthpusher000: use ext2 file format, (non journaled), and noatime on the mount | 07:20 |
antionella | winterswift: thank you very much for your assistance will u be in this chatroom tomorrow? | 07:20 |
Bluey | enduser000: what is gpt? | 07:20 |
winterswift | antionella: yes, do you plan to fix it eventually? | 07:20 |
truthpusher000 | wat app to format | 07:20 |
aperson | saji, 9.04 x64 | 07:21 |
ryty | Bluey, I think he means the partition table layout | 07:21 |
enduser000 | Bluey: gpt is a partition table | 07:21 |
antionella | yes, i'm planning to do that | 07:21 |
ryty | GPT versus MBR | 07:21 |
Bluey | enduser000: okay not heard that term - | 07:21 |
enduser000 | does anyone know if I can use ubuntu and gpt? | 07:21 |
truthpusher000 | last time i inserted a usb drive it crashed my bios | 07:21 |
winterswift | antionella: you can also download and burn a copy free if you have a CD burner | 07:21 |
saji | aperson, 64 bit Ubuntu.. Maybe that's why problems in the driver... | 07:21 |
aperson | saji, I doubt it :) | 07:22 |
winterswift | antionella: but the easiest way would be to reformat, or at least clean the hard drive down to only ubuntu, then upgrade ubuntu using to 9.04/9.10 | 07:22 |
avan | hey im back gamerx | 07:23 |
antionella | winterswift: oh ok | 07:23 |
avan | you still here | 07:23 |
avan | ? | 07:23 |
gamerx | avan yeah | 07:23 |
avan | so where were we? | 07:23 |
winterswift | antionella: did you buy a computer with ubuntu? | 07:23 |
gamerx | avan, whats the error? | 07:23 |
aperson | saji, I think I give up on it for now. I'll just hit the power on my speakers, but thanks anyways | 07:23 |
antionella | winterswift: no, i bought it online it still look new | 07:24 |
winterswift | antionella: do you have any idea what the cpu/ram specs are? | 07:24 |
saji | aperson, Why are you using 64 bit Ubuntu? any performance increase? | 07:24 |
antionella | winterswift: nope | 07:24 |
winterswift | antionella: where did you get the ubuntu disc? just getting things straight here | 07:25 |
aperson | saji, I used to encode dvds and yes, there is an increase | 07:25 |
aperson | saji, also, I have four gigs of ram | 07:25 |
antionella | winterswift: i got it with the computer | 07:25 |
leaf-sheep | saji: There are nothing wrong with taking full advantages of your hardwares. | 07:25 |
antionella | but it's not the 9.04 disc, it's the 8.04 | 07:25 |
saji | aperson, with 4 GB of RAM that's a good decision... | 07:25 |
winterswift | okay, so you got a used computer with the ubuntu disc? | 07:25 |
the_spirit | i ve delete nick serv message is that a problem for me | 07:25 |
antionella | yes | 07:25 |
avan | gamerx basically that a specific file (different files, but the error comes up multiple times) cannot be copied over from the disc | 07:25 |
saji | leaf-sheep, my point was not that.. Well aperson understood it.. With only high RAM capability its useful.... | 07:26 |
winterswift | antionella: okay, so definitely reformat the hard drive using the ubuntu installer since you have the disc, then i can tell you tomorrow how to upgrade it | 07:26 |
gamerx | avan, im not too sure, have you tried another optical drive? | 07:26 |
aperson | saji, as I said, in media apps there is an increase | 07:26 |
antionella | okay | 07:26 |
leaf-sheep | the_spirit: No. It is not a problem. You do not have to be registered to use #ubuntu | 07:26 |
aperson | saji: also you get to use your full bus speed | 07:26 |
winterswift | just send me a private message, ill leave my status as Away | 07:26 |
avan | gamerx yes | 07:26 |
the_spirit | thx | 07:27 |
antionella | winterswift: oh wait this is small it doesn't have the dvd thing to use the disc | 07:27 |
saji | aperson, that's right... | 07:27 |
gamerx | avan, hmm | 07:28 |
winterswift | antionella: what do you mean it cant use the disc? | 07:28 |
antionella | it doesn | 07:28 |
gamerx | winterswift, i think the netbook dont have a dvd drive in it | 07:28 |
gamerx | winterswift, maybe xD | 07:29 |
leaf-sheep | antionella: You have a USB stick? You can install Ubuntu via USB too. | 07:29 |
antionella | winterswift: it doesn't include any dvd rom, the computer doesn't include that | 07:29 |
winterswift | gamerx: its a netbook :/? | 07:29 |
datz | wubi? | 07:29 |
the_spirit | and for other channels do i have registered? | 07:29 |
bullgard | How can I inhibit the expansion to emoticons on a ChatZilla display screen? | 07:29 |
gamerx | winterswift, is it, thats what i could gather from the convo... | 07:29 |
gamerx | avan, im not too sure | 07:29 |
aperson | my only pain for x64 has been flash, and now that we have x64 flash I haven't had an issue | 07:29 |
the_spirit | dont wanna do that | 07:29 |
leaf-sheep | the_spirit: Most of the channels do not require any registrations. | 07:29 |
the_spirit | ok | 07:29 |
antionella | winterswift: oh yes, it doesn't include the dvd rom | 07:30 |
winterswift | antionella: is this a desktop or a laptop? | 07:30 |
leaf-sheep | !usb | antionella | 07:30 |
ubottu | antionella: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 07:30 |
sebsebseb | datz: Yes what about it? | 07:30 |
saji | aperson, I have 2GB ram... Will it be useful for me to switch to the 64bit edition? | 07:30 |
the_spirit | how cant you write so red | 07:30 |
the_spirit | can | 07:30 |
antionella | winterswift: what's the difference? | 07:31 |
datz | nvm, guess that's not what antionella needed | 07:31 |
aperson | saji: what sort of desktop user are you? | 07:31 |
sebsebseb | the_spirit: testing this is red yes? | 07:31 |
leaf-sheep | the_spirit: Because your nickname came up. Anybody that call you by your nickname will appear differently so you can see the messages are for you. | 07:31 |
gamerx | avan, since its all the OS's that have issues, maybe you need to take it back (the pc), or do some dedicated hardware tests | 07:31 |
antionella | winterswift: it is a laptop sorry | 07:31 |
the_spirit | ok i understood | 07:31 |
gamerx | winter, are you able to handle that question xD | 07:31 |
aperson | saji: if you plan on upgrading to the latest ubuntu when that hits, I'd say try it. It *is* the future | 07:31 |
sebsebseb | the_spirit: yes most/all IRC clients do name highlights when messages have your name in them | 07:31 |
avan | gamerx how does one go about doing dedicated hardware tests? | 07:32 |
antionella | winterswift: u still there? | 07:32 |
the_spirit | ok | 07:32 |
Bluey | hey truthpusher000 needs help with reformatting a hard drive, not my strong point - can someone help? | 07:32 |
winterswift | antionella: mini-laptop or regular-size? | 07:32 |
Bluey | only way I know how to do it, is with the bootable install cd. | 07:32 |
antionella | mini-laptop | 07:32 |
OpenBluntSurgery | yawn | 07:32 |
gamerx | avan, like test the components induvigily, maybe its a better idea to take it back to where you got it and tell them your issue | 07:32 |
sebsebseb | truthpusher000: system > administration > partition editor | 07:32 |
gamerx | antionella, its called a netbook.. | 07:32 |
sebsebseb | truthpusher000: delete the partition apply the changes, and there you go | 07:33 |
sebsebseb | truthpusher000: when on the Live CD | 07:33 |
savas | hi | 07:33 |
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avan | gamerx i built it on new-egg | 07:33 |
Bluey | ahh see I don't have then -- | 07:33 |
avan | and they dont exactly have a store near me | 07:33 |
the_spirit | savas youre also on quassel | 07:33 |
sebsebseb | truthpusher000: when deleting an Ubuntu partition | 07:33 |
ZeldaExpert | I'm in a sort of predicament.... | 07:33 |
antionella | gamerx: okay, it's a notebook | 07:33 |
saji | aperson, I already ow downloading the Ubuntu 9.10 beta for installation... | 07:33 |
datz | Bluey, try gparted maybe? | 07:34 |
savas | yes | 07:34 |
RobotCow | how do i get rid of the ubuntu theme for firefox so it doesnt block personas addon (new for firefox 3.5) | 07:34 |
Sander1 | Hey al | 07:34 |
ZeldaExpert | The classic "I need to get rid of GRUB" type... | 07:34 |
sebsebseb | !karmic | saji | 07:34 |
ubottu | saji: Karmic Koala is the codename for Ubuntu 9.10, due October 29th, 2009 - Karmic is BETA and MAY break - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 07:34 |
winterswift | antionella: you should use the netbook remix then - http://www.canonical.com/projects/ubuntu/unr | 07:34 |
Bluey | might have to install gparted....truth | 07:34 |
leaf-sheep | RobotCow: Did you try applying a different Firefox theme? | 07:34 |
datz | Bluey, live cd | 07:35 |
sebsebseb | Bluey: Gparted is on the Live CD by default, it won't however be in instals by default | 07:35 |
Sander1 | I have installed falsh play but he had an error... | 07:35 |
Bluey | datz -- thanks... | 07:35 |
NCIS-AGENT | how do I make gnome-terminal keep only one running instance? | 07:35 |
RobotCow | leaf-sheep, yes and those blocked as well. i just want the default. | 07:35 |
Sander1 | so i thought i install again but i cant | 07:35 |
ZeldaExpert | How can I get rid of Grub so I can delete my Ubuntu partition and have only 1 OS so that I can repartition everything again. | 07:35 |
ZeldaExpert | ? | 07:35 |
datz | Bluey, good luck | 07:35 |
Sander1 | so how can i delte flash? | 07:35 |
Chinkldz | hi | 07:35 |
aperson | saji, if you're curious about it, the best way to find out is to try it :) | 07:35 |
Chinkldz | where is smb.conf | 07:35 |
Bluey | sebsebseb: yup I have that here" http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=51 | 07:35 |
the_spirit | i had rezize my hdd with qparted and i had to reinstall kde | 07:35 |
aperson | Chinkldz, /etc/ | 07:35 |
sebsebseb | ZeldaExpert: see above at what I sent to truthpusher000 | 07:35 |
saji | aperson, ya... | 07:35 |
leaf-sheep | RobotCow: I don't know what personas addon but I'm checking it out. | 07:35 |
truthpusher000 | hey, how do i check my computer specs for this?? | 07:35 |
Sander1 | delete* | 07:36 |
aperson | Chinkldz, my bad /etc/samba/smb.cnf | 07:36 |
NCIS-AGENT | how do I make gnome-terminal keep only one running instance?\ | 07:36 |
saji | aperson, the problem is that now i'm into my semester project, so i can't take chances.... But Beta Ubuntu is ok.. LOL. | 07:36 |
truthpusher000 | im trying to see specs | 07:36 |
Chinkldz | ah | 07:36 |
saji | NCIS-AGENT, what do you mean? | 07:37 |
ZeldaExpert | Little bit more elaboration on this due to me getting sick of seeing the Error screen of GRUB if I delete my Linux partition. | 07:37 |
ZeldaExpert | Please | 07:37 |
aperson | Chinkldz, fwiw: almost all of your configuration files are going to be in either /etc/ or /home/youruser/ | 07:37 |
Mehedi | i can connect internet using gnome ppp dial up tool through my edge modem in ubuntu 8.10. but ubuntu 9.04 does not show my network name/can not recognize my network.what can i do? | 07:37 |
ZeldaExpert | . | 07:37 |
sebsebseb | ZeldaExpert: well yes | 07:37 |
NCIS-AGENT | saji, force gnome-terminal to only have one open window | 07:37 |
sebsebseb | ZeldaExpert: that's meant to happen | 07:37 |
leaf-sheep | RobotCow: The addons worked for me. Nice themes. | 07:37 |
Bluey | okay happy trails all | 07:37 |
NCIS-AGENT | saji, i always end up with alot running | 07:37 |
sebsebseb | ZeldaExpert: your trying to make it so only Windows will boot up I assume? | 07:37 |
RobotCow | leaf-sheep, yes they are. however i cant get rid of that stinking default theme for ubuntu in firefox. what theme are you using? | 07:37 |
Sander1 | how can i delete thing from ubuntu > | 07:37 |
Sander1 | ? | 07:37 |
Sander1 | things* | 07:38 |
leaf-sheep | NCIS-AGENT: You could use package 'terminator' | 07:38 |
aperson | saji, it isn't like x64 is going to crash on you. I've been using the x64 since two releases ago and haven't had much issue | 07:38 |
sebsebseb | ZeldaExpert: you don't need to pm | 07:38 |
truthpusher000 | how can i view specs please help about to make major decision based on specs | 07:38 |
saji | leaf-sheep, that's exactly the opposite of his need.. right.. | 07:38 |
sebsebseb | ZeldaExpert: a tiny bit of Grub is left on the MBR | 07:38 |
saji | leaf-sheep, ? | 07:38 |
the_spirit | do i have to write this ":" behind the name to get it lightin for the person i write to | 07:38 |
leaf-sheep | RobotCow: Personally, I use ChromiFox Basic -- but to get it working with the said plugin, I have to use Default (Tango). | 07:38 |
RobotCow | leaf-sheep, they are different than themes. they are personas, new in ff 3.5, worked fine in windoze | 07:38 |
gamerx | Sander1, you just predd delete, or right click and move to garbage bin | 07:38 |
sebsebseb | ZeldaExpert: and it points to your no longer there Ubuntu partition | 07:38 |
Mehedi | i can connect internet using gnome ppp dial up tool through my edge modem in ubuntu 8.10. but ubuntu 9.04 does not show my network name/can not recognize my network.what can i do? | 07:39 |
sebsebseb | ZeldaExpert: hence why nothing will boot up | 07:39 |
ZeldaExpert | Correct. | 07:39 |
saji | aperon, but what if i have hardware driver issues like you... | 07:39 |
Sander1 | but i cant find the flash back... | 07:39 |
RobotCow | leaf-sheep, im going to try removing firefox-gnome-branding | 07:39 |
saji | sorry.. aperson but what if i have hardware driver issues like you... | 07:39 |
sebsebseb | ZeldaExpert: so you can just re install Ubuntu, and put on Grub again :) | 07:39 |
Sander1 | becuase i installed flash but he had an error | 07:39 |
aperson | saji, it's not an x64 problem | 07:39 |
NCIS-AGENT | leaf-sheep, i read the man for that, but i could not figure out to how to do this? | 07:39 |
aperson | saji, it's a driver problem in general | 07:39 |
wookienz | how do i install grub on my new hard drive which i have copied an old fs to? | 07:39 |
leaf-sheep | !info terminator | saji | 07:40 |
ubottu | saji: terminator (source: terminator): multiple GNOME terminals in one window. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.12-2 (jaunty), package size 120 kB, installed size 1064 kB | 07:40 |
phr | is there some simple way to put a bootable .iso dvd image onto a usb stick so i can install from that instead of burning an actual dvd? | 07:40 |
bullgard | How can I inhibit the expansion to emoticons on a ChatZilla display screen? | 07:40 |
leaf-sheep | saji: Multiple Gnome terminals in one window? :) | 07:40 |
NCIS-AGENT | wookienz, grub-install /dev/device | 07:40 |
Sander1 | and now i cant find it back | 07:40 |
saji | leaf-sheep, ya i know... | 07:40 |
RobotCow | !grub wookienz | 07:40 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about grub wookienz | 07:40 |
ZeldaExpert | You see, I can't boot up anything unless I reinstall Ubuntu. | 07:40 |
Dr_Willis | phr: use unetbootin to make a bootable flash drive from an iso image | 07:40 |
Mehedi | i can connect internet using gnome ppp dial up tool through my edge modem in ubuntu 8.10. but ubuntu 9.04 does not show my network name/can not recognize my network.what can i do? | 07:40 |
saji | leaf-sheep, I think i got his requirement wrong.. Sorry.. | 07:40 |
RobotCow | !grub @ wookienz | 07:40 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about grub @ wookienz | 07:40 |
Dr_Willis | phr: or theubuntu 'usb-creator tool' | 07:40 |
leaf-sheep | RobotCow: It's a default theme. It won't hurt to leave it alone. | 07:40 |
RobotCow | !grub > wookienz | 07:40 |
ubottu | wookienz, please see my private message | 07:40 |
Chinkldz | apearson: Took me a while to get far enough | 07:40 |
Chinkldz | Should all work now | 07:40 |
the_spirit | leaf-sheep can you see the light over the text | 07:41 |
RobotCow | leaf-sheep, it blocks the top from seeing the personas and now i can only see the personas at the bottom of FF | 07:41 |
NCIS-AGENT | leaf-sheep, so what do you recommend | 07:41 |
Chinkldz | Let's just hope I can copy over all the videos from the share before my laptop runs out of battery | 07:41 |
Chinkldz | (LiveCD) | 07:41 |
leaf-sheep | NCIS-AGENT: You install and run terminator. Use it instead of gnome-terminal. It's similar, really. | 07:41 |
NCIS-AGENT | leaf-sheep, ok. | 07:41 |
saji | NCIS-AGENT, install Ubuntu-tweak, then you can install terminator etc.. easily and manage all your repositories automatically and more easily.. | 07:41 |
leaf-sheep | NCIS-AGENT: Give it a fair chance. See what you think of it first. | 07:41 |
NCIS-AGENT | sudo apt-get install ubuntu-tweak | 07:41 |
Mehedi | i can connect internet using gnome ppp dial up tool through my edge modem in ubuntu 8.10. but ubuntu 9.04 does not show my network name/can not recognize my network.what can i do? | 07:41 |
NCIS-AGENT | oops | 07:42 |
Dr_Willis | NCIS-AGENT: terminators replaced gnome-terminal for me. >:) | 07:42 |
kiamo | yo | 07:42 |
NCIS-AGENT | Dr_Willis, ok. | 07:42 |
leaf-sheep | RobotCow: I'm thinking you have multiple addons that may be the root of the problem, not the Default theme. | 07:42 |
sebsebseb | ZeldaExpert: in reply to your pm, you need to re install Grub, or let the Windows CD fix the MBR, so that bit of Grub that is left gets removed | 07:42 |
Dr_Willis | NCIS-AGENT: but i missed the original question/problem | 07:42 |
Chinkldz | yeah | 07:42 |
NCIS-AGENT | Dr_Willis, only one gnome-term window | 07:42 |
Chinkldz | Gnome-terminal has transparency :P | 07:42 |
pistyman | hi | 07:42 |
sebsebseb | ZeldaExpert: re install Grub, I meant Ubuntu, or even another distro if you want | 07:42 |
RobotCow | leaf-sheep, im pretty sure i have all the same exact addons in windoze, ugh, ill figure it out | 07:42 |
leaf-sheep | RobotCow: How many addons? | 07:42 |
Sander1 | how can i install flash again if he say tht it is on my computer (ut he had an error so not complete i guess) ?? | 07:42 |
Sander1 | said* | 07:43 |
pistyman | Error: Wrong architecture 'i386' | 07:43 |
Mehedi | i can connect internet using gnome ppp dial up tool through my edge modem in ubuntu 8.10. but ubuntu 9.04 does not show my network name/can not recognize my network.what can i do? | 07:43 |
pistyman | whats this mean? | 07:43 |
saji | NCIS-AGENT, gnome-terminal has tab feature... But not tiling like terminator... :) | 07:43 |
phr | Dr_Willis i don't seem to have either of those? | 07:43 |
KB1JWQ | pistyman: What's uname -a say in terminal? | 07:43 |
Chinkldz | Tilting? | 07:43 |
bazhang | pistyman, for an installer disk or other | 07:43 |
phr | i have to download and build? | 07:43 |
phr | ok | 07:43 |
Chinkldz | Well thanks, and cya! | 07:43 |
leaf-sheep | RobotCow: I have 11 or 12. Try disabling all themes and see what happen! If that works, then you know it's not the theme. Start enabling two or three addons at a one time. As to narrow down to the particular addon. | 07:44 |
RobotCow | leaf-sheep, 9, but one is that ubuntu one i cant remove | 07:44 |
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Sander1 | how can i install flash again if he said tht it is on my computer (ut he had an error so not complete i guess) ?? | 07:44 |
kiamo | I just started running fsck.ext3 on my corrupted filesystem and its asking me: "Deleted inode 164331 has zero dtime. Fix<y>?" | 07:44 |
pistyman | i dont understnad what you are talking about | 07:44 |
kiamo | should I go for it? | 07:44 |
pistyman | i just want it to work.. | 07:44 |
Boohbah | kiamo: go for it... | 07:44 |
kiamo | what does it even mean lol | 07:44 |
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bazhang | pistyman, want what | 07:45 |
the_spirit | ive a problem too | 07:45 |
Mehedi | i can connect internet using gnome ppp dial up tool through my edge modem in ubuntu 8.10. but ubuntu 9.04 does not show my network name/can not recognize my network.what can i do? | 07:45 |
Dr_Willis | phr: unetbootin is installable on 9.04+ or go download it at the unetbootin homepage it has versions for other os's also | 07:45 |
KB1JWQ | pistyman: What are you doing that gets that error? | 07:45 |
the_spirit | when i klick on a link sometimes it pops the konqueror but i want the firefox to pop up | 07:46 |
NCIS-AGENT | Dr_Willis, i dont see an option in terminator for keeping only one instance? | 07:46 |
Dr_Willis | NCIS-AGENT: never noticed that feature. never really wanted it.. it could be a command line option. could check the terminator forum also. | 07:46 |
Dr_Willis | NCIS-AGENT: terminator is basically a python wrapper around gnome-terminal. So its very customizeable | 07:47 |
pistyman | i am installing a cad program | 07:47 |
pistyman | but it dont work | 07:47 |
RobotCow | pistyman, which one | 07:48 |
RobotCow | pistyman, wine? | 07:48 |
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leaf-sheep | !away > vatts[off] | 07:49 |
ubottu | vatts[off], please see my private message | 07:49 |
* gamerx cant play dvd's | 07:49 |
Nitrohax | gamerx needs to install the restriced extras | 07:49 |
bazhang | !medibuntu > gamerx | 07:50 |
ubottu | gamerx, please see my private message | 07:50 |
pistyman | http://www.cycas.de/check.php?s=en&sys=lin | 07:50 |
saji | NCIS-AGENT, maybe this link can help you. | 07:50 |
saji | https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/32515 | 07:50 |
pistyman | here robotcow | 07:50 |
saji | NCIS-AGENT, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/32515 | 07:50 |
truthpusher000 | anyone info on wine install made easy | 07:51 |
Sander1 | I am instlling flash now but now he is done and have an ERROR E: ttf-mscorefonts-installer: subproces post-installation script what to do now ?? | 07:51 |
Sander1 | install | 07:51 |
Bergerac-Fleur | trucMuche, apt-get install wine | 07:51 |
truthpusher000 | wat is trucmuche | 07:51 |
truthpusher000 | an app | 07:52 |
Dr_Willis | !wine | truthpusher000 | 07:52 |
ubottu | truthpusher000: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu | 07:52 |
Bergerac-Fleur | whoops,, I meant to say truthpusher000 | 07:52 |
Bergerac-Fleur | if you want the bleeding edge version of wine, add the repo in your source.lst | 07:53 |
Dr_Willis | truthpusher000: 'sudo apt-get install wine' You may want to enable teh winehq repos to allow you to use the latest wine versions. | 07:53 |
leaf-sheep | NCIS-AGENT: You could try adapting a better practices with terminal. For me, I leave multiple terminals running in a separate workspace. | 07:53 |
Dr_Willis | leaf-sheep: :) Yep.. thats one good way to stay organized. | 07:53 |
gamerx | Nitrohax, what package from there do i need? | 07:53 |
Dr_Willis | leaf-sheep: i use the 2nd monitor for that. :) | 07:54 |
leaf-sheep | Dr_Willis: >:}~ | 07:54 |
Sander1 | What can id o about the error E: ttf-mscorefonts-installer: subproces post-installation script ??? | 07:54 |
truthpusher000 | its asking for password | 07:54 |
truthpusher000 | wat to do | 07:54 |
Nitrohax | gamerx> sent msg | 07:55 |
oldman | hi | 07:56 |
leaf-sheep | Dr_Willis: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHFS works for you? | 07:56 |
oldman | i got a problem with visicalc | 07:56 |
the_spirit | :-Q | 07:56 |
KB1JWQ | oldqOh? | 07:56 |
truthpusher000 | nvm | 07:56 |
truthpusher000 | im dumd | 07:56 |
oldman | !call kb1jwq | 07:56 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about call kb1jwq | 07:56 |
Xhr0no | kb1jwq = 0 | 07:56 |
truthpusher000 | dumb lol | 07:56 |
KB1JWQ | oldman: Oh? | 07:57 |
KB1JWQ | Yeah, I'm swift. | 07:57 |
hassanakevazir | !enter | 07:57 |
oldman | fascinating | 07:57 |
ubottu | Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 07:57 |
oldman | !enter | 07:57 |
oldman | my visicalc crashes with qemu for unknow reason | 07:57 |
Dr_Willis | leaf-sheep: 'The requested URL could not be retrieved' | 07:57 |
oldman | anytime when i try to add a new line it crashes | 07:58 |
leaf-sheep | Dr_Willis: Ahh I see. It was functioning fine half hour ago! I'll use Google caches! :0 | 07:58 |
Dr_Willis | leaf-sheep: thers not a lot to using sshfs :) | 07:58 |
Sander1 | I have the error E: ttf-mscorefonts-installer: subproces post-installation script | 07:59 |
Sander1 | What to do ?? | 07:59 |
leaf-sheep | Dr_Willis: I never can remember the commands. :3 | 07:59 |
oldman | hmm nobody helps me with visicalc | 07:59 |
kiamo | ok so I ran fsck on my corrupted fs and now im getting a disk error before grub even loads | 08:00 |
ZeldaExpert | Does anyone here know how to set up a modem | 08:00 |
oldman | yeah | 08:01 |
Dr_Willis | leaf-sheep: i made an alias to print out a summary of commandussage, sshfs --help is to verbose and the basic ussage always gets scrolled away | 08:01 |
leaf-sheep | Sander1: Try "sudo dpkg --configure -a" | 08:01 |
oldman | a bell modem? | 08:01 |
phr | Dr_Willis, thanks | 08:01 |
oldman | zeldaexpert: a bell? | 08:01 |
Dr_Willis | leaf-sheep: usage: sshfs [user@]host:[dir] mountpoint [options] | 08:01 |
oldman | ok type atz | 08:01 |
oldman | in a modem terminal | 08:02 |
Sander1 | What is sudo dkpg? | 08:02 |
oldman | thats karate for programs sander1 | 08:02 |
prassyy | hello everybody, I'm trying to compile my first kernel module. It gives an error after make... any help? | 08:02 |
Dr_Willis | Sander1: sudo is command to run things as root... 'dpkg' is a package manager command. | 08:02 |
oldman | sudo = su system user = Do do it | 08:02 |
phr | it's weird that these things are so gui-fied and they're distributed as binaries. i was figuring on a 5 line shell script or some such | 08:02 |
Sander1 | okej | 08:02 |
Dr_Willis | phr: for what? puting an iso as a bootable flash drive? that can be a rahter complex task. depending on the disrto. | 08:03 |
Dr_Willis | phr: ive seen some live cd's where youjust copy the cd iso files to flash.. and install syslinux. done. | 08:03 |
Dr_Willis | phr: others need more tweaking | 08:03 |
truthpusher000 | is it ok to insert usb that was formatted on windows | 08:04 |
truthpusher000 | ?? | 08:04 |
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Bergerac-Fleur | truthpusher000, yea | 08:05 |
leaf-sheep | truthpusher000: *nix can read Windows formats, yes. | 08:05 |
phr | dr_willis i'm trying to install fedora from usb... but this looks so complicated i think i'll do a few contortions to burn a dvd and use that | 08:05 |
phr | omg, download instructions: | 08:05 |
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phr | git clone git://unetbootin.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/unetbootin | 08:05 |
phr | cd unetbootin | 08:05 |
phr | git checkout 66a03d84902ddde5a128c6e38cd3d7c36dcdf8ef | 08:05 |
phr | gack | 08:05 |
tsukasa_ | hey all | 08:05 |
FloodBot2 | phr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 08:05 |
phr | brb | 08:06 |
Bergerac-Fleur | phr, might be a wrong boot option | 08:06 |
toefur | does anybody know of a alternative vdpau for ATI?? | 08:06 |
Dr_Willis | phr: all ive ever done with unetbootin is plug in flash drive.. run unetbootin.. point it to the proper iso file and let it run. | 08:07 |
Dr_Willis | phr: takes about 4 min for unebootin to do its work and ya got a bootable flash drive. | 08:07 |
tsukasa_ | quick question, not alsa specific - i installed alsa from the repos, and then grabbed a svn copy and installed that. even with apt-get remove alsa, it's still apparently finding the old version somewhere according to /proc/asound/version after a reboot. i remember there being some file somewhere that you could edit to tell the system to search a different path first when loading those sort of driver files, any idea which file that | 08:07 |
Dr_Willis | phr: unetbootin is downloadabel in binary form for many disrtos and for windows | 08:07 |
Dr_Willis | phr: no need touse gig. | 08:08 |
Dr_Willis | git. | 08:08 |
Sander1 | where can i find sudo ? | 08:08 |
Sander1 | dkpg | 08:08 |
leaf-sheep | !sudo | Sander1 | 08:08 |
ubottu | Sander1: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (Gnome, XFCE), or !kdesudo (KDE) | 08:08 |
Dr_Willis | Sander1: its a standard command. | 08:08 |
leaf-sheep | !dpkg | Sander1 | 08:08 |
ubottu | Sander1: dpkg is the Debian package maintenance system, which together with apt forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. | 08:08 |
toefur | and if not... do you know if the nvidia 9600 ran well with ubuntu | 08:08 |
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RobotCow | hi pistyman | 08:10 |
L3dPlatedLinux | whats the new repo? | 08:10 |
leaf-sheep | toefur: I'm guessing no. Check for your card on http://http.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/1.0-9755/README/appendix-a.html -- Also, check with #nvidia | 08:10 |
phr | dr_willis yeah i guess i could use the binary, it's just weird enough that i'm usually more comfortable compiling things like that myself | 08:11 |
stealth- | if the command "free" is showing 5076 as the entry for my ammount of free ram. Does that only mean I have 5mb of free ram? or am I misinterpreting something here? It is a rather old system | 08:11 |
huwenfeng | hi, i am running 8.04, and i want to install a new 9.04 in another partition on my computer. but i got only an ISO file , no CD. and i got a 2G of usb disk. can i make it using all these thing? or can i install it right from the ISO???? any method or url?? | 08:11 |
leaf-sheep | huwenfeng: You can use USB Startup Disk Creator. It's in Preferences/Administration. | 08:12 |
MenZa | !usb | huwenfeng | 08:12 |
ubottu | huwenfeng: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 08:12 |
MenZa | leaf-sheep: 1upped! | 08:12 |
leaf-sheep | MenZa: The links are dead right now. :( | 08:12 |
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phr | fedora has a command line thing that dumps the iso to a usb stick but its yum package doesn't run under ubuntu and i haven't bothered trying to find the source | 08:13 |
huwenfeng | leaf-sheep: in 8.04, no such USB Startup Disk Creator. | 08:13 |
MenZa | leaf-sheep: Oh :( | 08:13 |
pistyman | http://www.cycas.de/check.php?s=en&sys=lin | 08:14 |
pistyman | how to install it? | 08:14 |
pistyman | it dont work | 08:14 |
pistyman | get some architecture prob | 08:14 |
phr | 8.04 is supposed to be LTS too, sigh | 08:15 |
pupsi | #ubuntu-ua | 08:15 |
pupsi | join #ubuntu-ua | 08:15 |
leaf-sheep | huwenfeng: I suppose you will have to use unetbootin | 08:15 |
huwenfeng | leaf-sheep: yes, i am trying to use this method, but is there any method to just install from the ISO? for example, using the starting GRUB to boot from the ISO file on the disk?? | 08:16 |
Laibsch | I have a couple of connections in Network manager that I cannot edit. Does anybody have an idea why that could be the case and what I have to do change/delete them? | 08:16 |
x3k0 | Hello I have visual effects set to none, but when I click on an item in a window list to minimize the window, an ugly black rectangle animation appears. Can I remove ugly animation? | 08:17 |
leaf-sheep | huwenfeng: I wouldn't know about that -- You can upgrade your system using the ISO but you specifically wanted it on a different partition. | 08:17 |
L3dPlatedLinux | ok both of my two repos fail whats the one i should be using | 08:17 |
Dr_Willis | x3k0: I recall some gconf2 setting to do that.. but not done it/tryed it in ages.. | 08:17 |
huwenfeng | leaf-sheep: yes, of course in another partition, in case of configuration prolblem! | 08:18 |
phr | ok, my basic plan is burn fedora DVD, swap out hard drive, install fedora on new drive, put old drive in USB dock and restore user files from it. | 08:18 |
Dr_Willis | x3k0: sounds like a video driver issue/glitz leaving artifacts | 08:18 |
Dr_Willis | phr: ive missed how this is #ubuntu related. :) | 08:19 |
phr | i'm running ubuntu right now ;) | 08:19 |
x3k0 | ok, i check gconf, i just wished the window disapeared period. no animation, saves battery :) | 08:19 |
leaf-sheep | !unetbootin | huwenfeng | 08:19 |
ubottu | huwenfeng: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 08:19 |
ShapeShifter499 | is there a ubuntu offtopic channel? | 08:20 |
leaf-sheep | !ot | ShapeShifter499 | 08:20 |
ubottu | ShapeShifter499: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 08:20 |
phr | so i was trying to find the ubuntu tools for bootable usb. but that unetbootin thing just seems too windows-ish for my tastes :) | 08:20 |
ShapeShifter499 | tnx | 08:20 |
ShapeShifter499 | :) | 08:20 |
pistyman | ok yall | 08:20 |
oldman | !ot | oldman | 08:20 |
ubottu | oldman, please see my private message | 08:20 |
pistyman | why doesnt my architecture work? | 08:20 |
lilzeus | my internet/network connection suddenly will not work, can someone help? | 08:21 |
oldman | maybe because static failures? | 08:21 |
bazhang | pistyman, for what; be specific | 08:21 |
pistyman | i dunno but i am tired of nothing working | 08:21 |
Dr_Willis | phr: what version? | 08:21 |
pistyman | intalling this http://www.cycas.de/check.php?s=en&sys=lin | 08:21 |
bazhang | !work | pistyman | 08:21 |
ubottu | pistyman: Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too. | 08:21 |
pistyman | i cliked linux version | 08:21 |
RobotCow | leaf-sheep, what version of ff are you using? | 08:22 |
pistyman | i clicked install | 08:22 |
lilzeus | no network card works in my 9.04 install, suddenly, and unexplained after a restart...is that specific enough? | 08:22 |
leaf-sheep | RobotCow: Gecko/20091007 Ubuntu/9.10 (karmic) Firefox/3.5.3 | 08:22 |
pistyman | then it came up with some architecture thing in red saying it doesnt work | 08:22 |
lilzeus | actually, the network adapters 'work' but they do not connect to the network | 08:23 |
Billiard | pistyman: you are running x64? | 08:24 |
pistyman | yes | 08:24 |
lord_of_computin | hello | 08:24 |
lilzeus | please, can someone help? | 08:25 |
Billiard | pistyman: did it give you a .deb download? | 08:25 |
lord_of_computin | How can we alter the refresh rate while using vesa? | 08:25 |
pistyman | yes.. | 08:25 |
Billiard | pistyman: dpkg -i --force-architecture package.deb | 08:26 |
pistyman | what? | 08:26 |
Billiard | pistyman: run that command replace package with the name of the .deb file you downloaded | 08:26 |
d4r3 | Hey, I was running Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 and it has crashed today with all my data stuck.... | 08:27 |
d4r3 | the error message on the screen is | 08:27 |
d4r3 | sh[2740] general protection eip:bf8a8fd8 error:0 | 08:27 |
d4r3 | init: rcS main process (2740) killed be SEGV signal | 08:28 |
Billiard | pistyman: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790 | 08:28 |
pistyman | requested operation requires superuser privilege | 08:28 |
bazhang | pistyman, use sudo | 08:28 |
pistyman | this is what i get when i do what you say | 08:28 |
d4r3 | can someone help? I tried google alot but there ain't any sulution | 08:28 |
Billiard | pistyman: sorry put sudo at the beginning | 08:28 |
lstarnes | pistyman: put sudo before the command | 08:28 |
oldman | 1.14 billion dollars depth | 08:28 |
bazhang | oldman, ?? | 08:29 |
jedc | pistyman, sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture package.deb | 08:29 |
lord_of_computin | SiS760 and linux, anyone has a solution for it? | 08:29 |
d4r3 | LiveCD is also not working | 08:29 |
oldman | marc shuttleworth | 08:29 |
lilzeus | can anyone get my network cards working again? | 08:29 |
bazhang | !ot > oldman | 08:29 |
ubottu | oldman, please see my private message | 08:29 |
pistyman | f this | 08:29 |
pistyman | cya | 08:29 |
lilzeus | good, eh is gone | 08:30 |
lilzeus | he | 08:30 |
d4r3 | can someone help me getting my ubuntu running back up again? | 08:30 |
lord_of_computin | SiS760 and linux, anyone has a solution for it? | 08:30 |
lilzeus | so, suddenly, after a restart, no network card seems to work properly...help please? | 08:30 |
lord_of_computin | seems not... | 08:30 |
oldman | yeah throw your machine away lord | 08:30 |
d4r3 | init: rc-default main process (2741) killed by SEGV signal | 08:30 |
huwenfeng | oh, i give up and use UNetbootin, GRUB2 may will make it to boot from an ISO file | 08:30 |
lord_of_computin | oldman: :( | 08:30 |
lord_of_computin | oldman: i know asus sucks | 08:31 |
lord_of_computin | oldman: they saved away a buzzer too | 08:31 |
Viking667 | Quick question. Where the heck is hamachi? | 08:31 |
oldman | hamachi is a zeroconf VPN | 08:32 |
Viking667 | I can't seem to find it in Ubuntu repositories at all, nor Mandriva repositories for that matter. | 08:32 |
oldman | !hamachi | 08:32 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about hamachi | 08:32 |
oldman | www.hamachi.cc | 08:32 |
Viking667 | oldman: that's correct. I know _what_ it is, but I thought Ubuntu might have it. | 08:32 |
Viking667 | ah. | 08:32 |
oldman | you can install it by yourself, its relatively easy | 08:33 |
Viking667 | yeah, I know. It seems I did that over on my Mandriva machine. | 08:33 |
Concretesledge | how do i setup su | 08:33 |
Concretesledge | in ubuntu 9.04 | 08:33 |
Viking667 | Only problem is, it's not managing to log in any more. | 08:33 |
oldman | http://www.supware.net/HamachiUbuntuHowto/ | 08:33 |
oldman | what errormsg? | 08:33 |
lilzeus | please help get my internets back...lol | 08:34 |
oldman | ok first tuncfg, then type hamachi start | 08:34 |
oldman | then hamachi login | 08:34 |
Viking667 | oldman: thank you for that. Where do you get all these neat links from? http://justgoogeit.damn.it/ | 08:34 |
oldman | then hamachi go-online network | 08:34 |
truthpusher000 | anyone need help with bios pm | 08:34 |
Viking667 | heh. It's the hamachi login that's failing | 08:34 |
oldman | viking: from goa'uld | 08:34 |
truthpusher000 | bios help offer before i log off | 08:34 |
Viking667 | from ..... who?? | 08:35 |
oldman | viking: i need at least a errormsg from your hamachi | 08:35 |
* lucent wanders in with a glass of red wine | 08:35 |
Viking667 | heh. "Logging in...... failed" | 08:35 |
oldman | my alterego (aquired by my goauld told it) | 08:35 |
dynamite | ny guru's free? having a lot of probs :( | 08:35 |
oldman | viking667 seems to be your hamachi key failed | 08:35 |
youssef | good morning. Is Ubuntu-bugs the best place to report bugs and have hints to solve them? | 08:35 |
lucent | dynamite: I'll bite, whats the problem? | 08:35 |
oldman | viking go to home/youruser/.hamachi | 08:36 |
dynamite | hold on a sec | 08:36 |
oldman | and delete the stored keys | 08:36 |
Viking667 | ufff. | 08:36 |
d4r3 | can someone please point me to the right channel to get some help recovering my crashed Ubuntu installation | 08:36 |
youssef | I have upgrade to Karmic Koala. And it freezes usually when using Firefox. I can move the mouse, but windows and menus do not react. ctrl-alt-fX, ctrl-alt-del ctrl-alt-bhackspace do not work | 08:37 |
lucent | d4r3: I'm up for it if you want to hit me via privmsg | 08:37 |
Viking667 | oldman: the client.{pri,pub} files? | 08:37 |
dynamite | lucent... having some issues trying to install proftp | 08:37 |
lucent | getting out of trouble is one of my talents as it applies to linux | 08:37 |
oldman | del both | 08:37 |
Viking667 | roger. Then? | 08:37 |
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Viking667 | I've stopped hamachi already... | 08:38 |
youssef | lucent, do you have a better solution in my case than powering-off my computer? | 08:38 |
oldman | then hamachi-init | 08:38 |
oldman | ./hamachi-init | 08:38 |
lucent | youssef: one sec, I'm going to look and see if I can read what your problem was | 08:38 |
Viking667 | youssef: try this: Alt-PrintScreen-R | 08:38 |
oldman | hamachi start | 08:38 |
youssef | thanks lucent | 08:38 |
Viking667 | then Ctl-Alt-F1 | 08:38 |
Viking667 | oldman: thank you. | 08:38 |
oldman | hamachi join network password | 08:39 |
youssef | Viking667, ctrl-alt-f1 do not work then | 08:39 |
oldman | hamachi go-online network | 08:39 |
lucent | youssef: the "zap" has been disabled so ctrl+alt+backspace won't work unless you've (re-)enabled it | 08:39 |
oldman | hamachi login | 08:39 |
lord_of_computin | would someone mind explaining why SiS760 works under Windows but not Linux? If yes how...? I have searched for it but got no expository ideas. | 08:39 |
youssef | how can I re-enable it? | 08:39 |
phoenixandthor | Hello everyone. I found a problem whereby if I'm running a java applet (especially runescape), The applet seems to "steal" my sound card! sound from more then one app at a time works, but not with java | 08:39 |
Viking667 | YAY! | 08:39 |
Viking667 | oldman: that exact phrase? go-online network? | 08:39 |
Viking667 | what if I don't know what the "name" of the network is? | 08:40 |
oldman | go-online thenetwork name | 08:40 |
kbp | Newbie here. I wants to copy some audio CDs. Does anyone know what is the most recommended program? thanx alot :) | 08:40 |
Viking667 | ah. that's the problem. I don't have a list of network names. | 08:40 |
oldman | viking667 ah | 08:40 |
lucent | youssef: I think there's a new program just for doing that, it's "dontzap" maybe? let me see | 08:40 |
oldman | then you have to create a new network | 08:40 |
navap | lucent: How do you enable ctrl+alt+backspace? | 08:40 |
phoenixandthor | ah.... sound juicer? | 08:40 |
Viking667 | dontzap --disable | 08:40 |
Viking667 | (as root) | 08:40 |
phoenixandthor | I think Brasero can also rip CDs | 08:40 |
oldman | hamachi create | 08:40 |
youssef | thanks lucent | 08:41 |
lucent | navap: I'm looking, it may have changed | 08:41 |
lilzeus | can anyone help me with my network card problem? | 08:41 |
phoenixandthor | and mayber rythymbox? | 08:41 |
truthpusher000 | no drivers detected , any help? ( external re-portioned drive) | 08:41 |
Viking667 | yay. | 08:41 |
oldman | ok please consider the man | 08:41 |
oldman | http://logmeinwiki.com/wiki/Hamachi:Install_on_Linux | 08:41 |
Viking667 | ++oldman | 08:41 |
Viking667 | oldman: err, there aren't any man pages to the copy of hamachi that I have here. | 08:42 |
phoenixandthor | Now, how do I get java to use pulseaudio? | 08:42 |
truthpusher000 | no drivers, please help lol will not install from hp site using this syste, | 08:42 |
oldman | whatever the manual is kept short and simple | 08:42 |
truthpusher000 | i want to play wow | 08:42 |
lucent | navap, youssef: I can't easily find how to re-enable the Zap feature on Xorg X11... some google search will help, let's see what we find | 08:42 |
lilzeus | can anyone see my messages? | 08:42 |
youssef | thanks all. I found https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/DontZap | 08:42 |
Viking667 | lilzeus: I can see you. I'm just not answering. | 08:43 |
youssef | thanks a lot lucent and all | 08:43 |
sagaci | how do you launch an application in a terminal without it being stuck to the terminal | 08:43 |
anon | Hey guys. Need a little help with installing MySQL Server from the ubuntu repos. "dpkg: error processing mysql-server (--configure):" | 08:43 |
lilzeus | well, thanks, I guess | 08:43 |
Viking667 | lilzeus: mainly because I don't know (1) what you're asking, and (2) how to answer | 08:43 |
Ali_nz | any testdisk experts here? what does bad relative sector mean? | 08:43 |
navap | lucent: Thanks for looking. | 08:43 |
anon | sagaci, depends on most of the apps. but you can run it with & at the end | 08:43 |
Viking667 | I know you want help with your network card, but I don't know WHAT help you want. | 08:43 |
lilzeus | Viking667: my network card/internet will not work after a restart, I even tried an extra card, still nothing | 08:44 |
lilzeus | Viking667: I am on a second machine, connected via KVM | 08:44 |
Viking667 | hm. Have you tried a power-off and restart? | 08:44 |
Viking667 | I find that's what I have to do to my wife's machine. | 08:44 |
lilzeus | Viking667: several times, like I said, I even installed other cards | 08:44 |
kbp | apt-get install Gnomebaker -> cant find packages. ???? (Ubuntu 9.04) | 08:45 |
Viking667 | lilzeus: so, what card is it? | 08:45 |
phoenixandthor | lilzeus, if you are using networkmanager, I think its a known problem that it may just quit for no apparent reason | 08:45 |
oldman | weidmanns heil | 08:45 |
anon | kbp, check your repos. I did that same thing and it worked just fine. | 08:45 |
phoenixandthor | I replaced networkmanager with wicd on my 9.04 box | 08:45 |
kbp | anon: thanks :) let me check it | 08:46 |
lilzeus | Viking667: original was onboard card, extra I installed/tried was a linksys | 08:46 |
lilzeus | phoenixandthor: so uninstall networkmanager? | 08:46 |
phoenixandthor | lilzeus, are using using wireless (wlan) or a network cable (ethernet) | 08:46 |
Viking667 | and none of them work? | 08:46 |
anon | Hey guys. Need a little help with installing MySQL Server from the ubuntu repos. "dpkg: error processing mysql-server (--configure):" | 08:46 |
tntc | is there a way to make it so that the maximize/minimize/close buttons are larger than normal in ubuntu? | 08:47 |
lilzeus | Viking667: correct, I cannot get internet/networking | 08:47 |
tntc | some gtk setting like for the scrollbars? | 08:47 |
lilzeus | phoenixandthor: wired | 08:47 |
Viking667 | lilzeus: I'll leave you in the capable hands of phoenixandthor | 08:47 |
mneptok | lilzeus: did you try booting to a prior kernel? | 08:47 |
kiamo | ok so I ran fsck on my corrupted fs and now im getting a disk error before grub even loads, is there anything else I can try? | 08:47 |
phoenixandthor | Okay, did you already verify whether or not your network card was detected? | 08:48 |
lilzeus | mneptok: what prior kernel? | 08:48 |
lilzeus | phoenixandthor: yes, they appear to be detected, and installed | 08:48 |
mneptok | lilzeus: the GRUB memu should offer you a choice of kernels | 08:48 |
mneptok | *menu | 08:48 |
sabat | running xubuntu, and my window manager seems to have died. whatever wm xfce uses isn't running. | 08:48 |
lilzeus | mneptok: unbuntu is the only system installed | 08:48 |
phoenixandthor | what happens when you open a root terminal and then run ifconfig? | 08:48 |
lucent | navap: IMO it's a little strange but the Zap feature is configured from the Gnome keyboard layout preferences, or a similar setting in KDE | 08:48 |
mneptok | lilzeus: that does not matter | 08:48 |
sabat | I can't close apps and stuff, I can't resize windows... | 08:49 |
mneptok | lilzeus: reboot, and press <esc> to enter the GRUB menu when prompted | 08:49 |
niall | Is anyone else running windows 7 RC with ubuntu? | 08:49 |
mneptok | lilzeus: choose an earlier kernel | 08:49 |
navap | lucent: There are CLI methods of enabling it on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/DontZap | 08:50 |
lilzeus | phoenixandthor: I see the network card's configuration, with an IP address and everything...however, my router does NOT see it | 08:50 |
niall | So I cleaned out my computer case tonight, put my PC back together and Windows wont load. Yet Ubuntu is on the same HDD. | 08:51 |
oldman | zuckerbrot und peitsche | 08:51 |
iceroot | niall: #windows | 08:51 |
lucent | niall: did you remember to put the bugs back into the computer? (joking) | 08:51 |
mneptok | iceroot: +# | 08:51 |
iceroot | mneptok: its a redidrect | 08:51 |
niall | Lucent: lol | 08:51 |
lilzeus | phoenixandthor: I have the router pulled up here, it shows NO IP address for the other ubuntu box | 08:51 |
oldman | nepomuk | 08:51 |
lilzeus | ah crap | 08:52 |
lilzeus | he quit | 08:52 |
RobotCow | how can i get the default theme of firefox in ubuntu? | 08:52 |
niall | anyone got advice as to how to get Linux (any distro) to read my second hard drive? | 08:52 |
oldman | robotcow: install wine and run firefox on wine | 08:53 |
RobotCow | niall, man mount | 08:53 |
Dr_Willis | niall: check 'sudo fdisk -l' see if fdisk sees it.. if so.. moun tit via fstab or command line | 08:53 |
iceroot | oldman: .... | 08:53 |
Billiard | niall: sure you just need to mount it? is it an internal drive? | 08:53 |
mneptok | RobotCow: ignore that | 08:53 |
RobotCow | ffffffffffffffffffff that shouldnt be necessary | 08:53 |
iceroot | RobotCow: download the theme from mozilla.org | 08:53 |
lucent | niall: the Windows boot process (unrelated to Ubuntu) defines a "boot.ini" system file on the NTFS filesystem root (or maybe FAT32 if you're living in a cave) that refers to a specific IDE channel | 08:53 |
mneptok | oldman: please stop prattling and giving bad advice | 08:53 |
oldman | mneptok: i am getting mad, ff is running faster on wine but why? | 08:53 |
niall | Billiard, it is an internal drive | 08:53 |
lucent | niall: it's very sensitive and I can only offer that someone who actually supports Windows would know what to do from there on | 08:53 |
iceroot | oldman: becasue the windows-version is using another render-engine | 08:54 |
niall | Lucent, I like both Windows and Linux, they're both great at different things, no need to flame. | 08:54 |
oldman | iceroot strange | 08:54 |
tc2[sleep] | some girls is online now? | 08:54 |
mneptok | oldman: do you have all the same extensions and add-ons in both versions | 08:54 |
oldman | mneptok: i have no add-ons | 08:54 |
lilzeus | mneptok: should I choose a safemode or the other regular one? | 08:54 |
iceroot | !ot | tc2[sleep] | 08:54 |
ubottu | tc2[sleep]: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 08:55 |
tc2[sleep] | I nedd a girl help | 08:55 |
mneptok | lilzeus: the other egualr one | 08:55 |
iceroot | tc2[sleep]: stop that | 08:55 |
mneptok | tc2[sleep]: stop that | 08:55 |
tc2[sleep] | sorry | 08:55 |
Boohbah | tc2[sleep]: only a real-life girl can help | 08:55 |
lilzeus | mneptok: no change | 08:55 |
lucent | Boohbah: resist! it's a trap | 08:55 |
leaf-sheep | For Software Sources (or /etc/apt/sources.list), do I need Source Codes? I'm assuming no because we're downloading binaries all times. | 08:55 |
tc2[sleep] | but ubuntu is the great channel of the mirc | 08:55 |
mneptok | lilzeus: that's not enough time to boot and get a DHCP lease | 08:55 |
Viking667 | leaf-sheep: you don't, no. | 08:55 |
oldman | i think the code generated with GCC on win32 is faster compared to GCC to nix, maybe compiler settilgs i dunno | 08:56 |
iceroot | leaf-sheep: you dont need the source-repo | 08:56 |
Boohbah | tc2[sleep]: what does your choice of irc client have to do with the channel? | 08:56 |
iceroot | oldman: as i said, firefox is using another render-engine on windows | 08:56 |
leaf-sheep | Viking667, iceroot: Thanks for clearing that one up! | 08:56 |
tc2[sleep] | Boohbah IUHAU yeah, sorry, I hav good intentions | 08:56 |
lilzeus | mneptok: oddly, every single 192.168.1.xxx address I put into the browser displays Apache's default "It works!" webpage | 08:56 |
niall | either way, it wasn't my kid | 08:56 |
iceroot | oldman: if you dont trust me, have a look at google and heise | 08:56 |
oldman | iceroot: yeah what is heise? | 08:56 |
mneptok | lilzeus: cache issue? | 08:56 |
iceroot | oldman: h-online is the english version imo | 08:56 |
leaf-sheep | Viking667, iceroot: Any suggestions on why are those repos being enabled by default? | 08:57 |
mneptok | lilzeus: pastebin the output of ifconfig | 08:57 |
niall | how old everyone be? | 08:57 |
iceroot | oldman: www.h-online.com | 08:57 |
Viking667 | leaf-sheep: no idea, sorry. But you don't normally need deb-src repos | 08:57 |
oldman | gecko? | 08:57 |
lilzeus | mneptok: how? the machine does not have internet | 08:57 |
mediadata | hi all... | 08:57 |
iceroot | leaf-sheep: hm, maybe for kernel-headers but i dont know | 08:58 |
mneptok | lilzeus: sudo invoke-rc.d networking restart | 08:58 |
oldman | iceroot: i use midori for now | 08:58 |
navap | niall: There are 1300+ people in here, it's probably a safe bet to assume you have a representitive of almost every reasonable age ;) | 08:58 |
mediadata | my ubuntu can't ping to pc win*, can help me... ? | 08:58 |
iceroot | mediadata: but can ping other pcs? | 08:58 |
mediadata | ping my self it's ok ( reply ) | 08:58 |
mediadata | yes... | 08:58 |
mediadata | iceroot: yup... | 08:58 |
oldman | iceroot: webkit is lot faster than any gecko | 08:59 |
mediadata | iceroot: i use ubuntu jaunty | 08:59 |
niall | navp, in fairness I had people over who left me alone with a lot of booze, so I just want to meet some new friends lol | 08:59 |
mneptok | !offtopic > niall | 08:59 |
ubottu | niall, please see my private message | 08:59 |
iceroot | mediadata: so you only cant ping one win pc but all others? | 08:59 |
mediadata | i still try with 1 pc win* | 08:59 |
mneptok | mediadata: disable Windows firewall | 08:59 |
iceroot | mediadata: maybe the firewall is blocking something | 08:59 |
mediadata | win* is dissable | 08:59 |
lilzeus | mneptok: invoke-rc.d not found | 09:00 |
iceroot | mediadata: same subnet? | 09:00 |
mediadata | no firewall... | 09:00 |
mediadata | iceroot: win = 192.168.1.11 - ubuntu = 192.168.1.3 | 09:00 |
mneptok | lilzeus: are you using Ubuntu? | 09:00 |
iceroot | mediadata: nmap 192.168.1.11 tells what? | 09:00 |
iceroot | mediadata: can you ping ubuntu from win-pc? | 09:00 |
mediadata | iceroot: wait... | 09:00 |
mneptok | lilzeus: invoke-rc.d is installed by default on every Ubuntu system | 09:00 |
oldman | ldxe and midori works perfect together | 09:01 |
* lucent takes bets on software firewall from windows side of things blocking ICMP | 09:01 |
mediadata | iceroot: no.. | 09:01 |
docmax | lol, wine runs GRID! lol | 09:01 |
lilzeus | mneptok: sorry, spelling mistake, it said 'ignoring unknown interface eth1=eth1' | 09:01 |
iceroot | mediadata: then check your cables, router/switch/hub | 09:01 |
iceroot | mediadata: subnet is 255.255.255.0 ? | 09:01 |
lucent | docmax: I'd have to search to find out what GRID is | 09:01 |
mneptok | lilzeus: sudo dhclient eth0 | 09:01 |
mediadata | iceroot: yes.. | 09:01 |
lilzeus | mneptok: eth0? | 09:01 |
mneptok | lilzeus: yes | 09:02 |
mediadata | iceroot: i test with lan-test the cable it's ok | 09:02 |
iceroot | mediadata: is there something else you can try to ping? like a router? | 09:02 |
oldman | grid gay related immune defficiency | 09:02 |
niall | Obottu, well i asked a couple of questions about the OS that everyone failed to answer, so I was just looking to meet new friends, is that a bad thing now? | 09:02 |
mneptok | oldman: stop | 09:02 |
iceroot | niall: in the support-channel, yes | 09:02 |
mneptok | oldman: please don't make me ask again | 09:02 |
oldman | thats wikipedia entry | 09:02 |
mediadata | iceroot: no, pc win* - switch - box ubuntu | 09:03 |
lilzeus | mneptok: no such device | 09:03 |
iceroot | mediadata: cross-over cable? paste the output of ifconfig to pastebin | 09:03 |
docmax | lucent, ups sorry, its a heavy game | 09:03 |
mneptok | lilzeus: eth1 looks like it has no working driver | 09:03 |
mneptok | lilzeus: if it worked previously, boot to the previous kernel | 09:03 |
lucent | docmax: okay - thanks, wasn't easily findable on google search | 09:03 |
mediadata | iceroot: ok, pastebin.com ? ( sorry my english not good... ? | 09:03 |
iceroot | !paste | mediadata | 09:04 |
ubottu | mediadata: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com (or !pastebinit for CLI) | For pasting !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin Please give us the URLs for your posts! | 09:04 |
niall | iceroot, I came in asking for help and nobody had a solution for my question | 09:04 |
lilzeus | mneptok: should I try the original onboard adapter and restart? | 09:04 |
niall | SO i thought I'd be social | 09:04 |
iceroot | niall: maybe the question was bad :) | 09:04 |
mneptok | lilzeus: yes. use the interface that previously worked | 09:04 |
* oldman isst eine banane | 09:04 |
lilzeus | mneptok: ok | 09:04 |
niall | iceroot, but it really wasn't, I've used Linux for over 4 years and something like this never happened to me | 09:05 |
BlouBlou | !ot > oldman | 09:05 |
ubottu | oldman, please see my private message | 09:05 |
iceroot | niall: and what is "this"? | 09:05 |
docmax | lucent, its "Race Driver GRID" | 09:05 |
oldman | i still have some issues with visicalc | 09:05 |
Viking667 | What's a 3D game on Linux, folks? | 09:05 |
oldman | sauerbraten | 09:06 |
iceroot | oldman: stop your spam | 09:06 |
niall | Iceroot, I am running windows 7 RC and and Ubuntu, I cleaned out my case tonight and only ubuntu will boot | 09:06 |
mediadata | iceroot: http://paste.ubuntu.com/295288/ | 09:06 |
oldman | iceroot: sauerbraten is a game | 09:06 |
sash_ | iceroot: sauerbraten is a 3d game in linux | 09:06 |
iceroot | niall: ##windows | 09:06 |
the_spirit_ | oldman: in the neo or where? | 09:06 |
lucent | docmax: the website makes noise, uh... hold me? I'm scared. (thanks and I am joking0 | 09:06 |
the_spirit_ | oldman: or is that a browser for more | 09:06 |
iceroot | oldman: ok sorry | 09:06 |
niall | Iceroot, windows and ubuntu are on the same HDD | 09:06 |
iceroot | oldman: sounds like wolfenstein :) | 09:06 |
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oldman | the_spirit_: in the matrix | 09:06 |
the_spirit_ | sauerbraten sounds german | 09:07 |
oldman | iceroot: no its like nothing else | 09:07 |
docmax | is there a game which runs BETTER on wine than on windows? | 09:07 |
iceroot | the_spirit_: it is | 09:07 |
niall | ICeroot, so i thought it was an interesting issue, I already know the fix | 09:07 |
oldman | sauerbraten is something to eat | 09:07 |
lucent | docmax: arguably halflife (1) | 09:07 |
the_spirit_ | meat | 09:07 |
oldman | yeah meat plow | 09:08 |
Billiard | docmax: idk about a game but dvdshrink ran about twice as fast on linux for me | 09:08 |
oldman | sauerbraten is like spam | 09:08 |
mneptok | oldman: your non sequiturs are becoming most tiresome. | 09:08 |
niall | lucent: ooooooooooooooh you mentioned half life and that doesn't run under linux | 09:08 |
Billiard | docmax: also some old old games run better on wine | 09:08 |
mneptok | oldman: that was the last warning you will get. | 09:08 |
concrete- | I'm trying to use synaptic, but it says that apt-get or aptituse might be running and it casnt open. I can't see any processes with apt-get or aptituse. What should i do? | 09:08 |
sash_ | concrete-: does the update-manager update something at the moment? | 09:09 |
docmax | starting halflife 2 right now | 09:09 |
docmax | lets see | 09:09 |
concrete- | sash_: no | 09:09 |
oldman | mneptok: someone was asking for a 3d game and i said sauerbraten sounds like spam, spam is spiced ham | 09:09 |
lilzeus | mneptok: no change | 09:09 |
lucent | concrete-: you could try logging out and logging back in, for want of a better workaround | 09:09 |
mediadata | iceroot: i think my eth2 is up ( sorry i'm newbie ) | 09:10 |
lucent | concrete-: the other possibility is that you're running without priveleges | 09:10 |
iceroot | mediadata: eth2? hm | 09:10 |
lucent | agh I messed up that spelling badly | 09:10 |
concrete- | lucent: no im running as sudo | 09:10 |
CHESLYN | hi guys | 09:10 |
oldman | well im to old for ubuntu | 09:10 |
Viking667 | bull. | 09:10 |
Viking667 | I'M using Ubuntu | 09:10 |
* lucent covers eyes from blinding upcase | 09:10 |
CHESLYN | how can i make me 'root' or add me to it? | 09:10 |
mediadata | iceroot: yup, i dno't know why eth2 | 09:10 |
iceroot | !sudo | CHESLYN | 09:10 |
ubottu | CHESLYN: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (Gnome, XFCE), or !kdesudo (KDE) | 09:10 |
mediadata | iceroot: i only have 1 eth | 09:11 |
iceroot | mediadata: but eth2 sounds very strange if using only one nic | 09:11 |
lucent | iceroot: could be firewire | 09:11 |
mediadata | CHESLYN: sudo -s -H --> become a 'root' but not suggest... | 09:12 |
jord | does anyone know if xubuntu 9.04 (jaunty) with grub2 1.96 will boot with ext4 formated '/boot' partition using kernel 'vmlinuz-2.6.28-15-generic'? | 09:12 |
iceroot | lucent: but nic should be eth0 | 09:12 |
mneptok | lilzeus: what interfaces does ifconfig report as having IP addresses? | 09:12 |
oldman | german tv is very special, stefan raab is running ubuntu on his desk | 09:12 |
lilzeus | menptok: eth0 | 09:12 |
concrete- | lucent: ah well... i was only trying to instal apache mysql and php5, i'll do it someotherday | 09:12 |
iceroot | oldman: never seen he is running it | 09:12 |
lucent | iceroot: it depends on when it was first uh... summoned? is that the right way to describe this | 09:12 |
lucent | network interfaces get - eheh... summoned - and then are remembered by the udev system and scripts associated with the erm.. summoning | 09:13 |
docmax | hl2 runs on wine =) | 09:13 |
lilzeus | mneptok: eth0 | 09:13 |
niall | Hey you guys know why we will never have "the year of the Linux desktop"? | 09:13 |
mneptok | lilzeus: sudo dhclient eth0 | 09:13 |
lucent | i.e. you call for charizard and pikachu appears, but the udev system is like ah, I know you... you are being crafty, ha I will calll you eth0! | 09:13 |
concrete- | i'm just about to install dreamweaver on my pc | 09:13 |
mneptok | concrete-: this is 2009, not 1999 | 09:14 |
lucent | if you need I can dig up where that is assigned from in /etc | 09:14 |
docmax | anyone knowing a document managament system under linux? | 09:14 |
CHESLYN | mediadata: after i execute that command it shows /home/username# what must i do now? | 09:14 |
lucent | docmax: for yourself, a small business, or a corporation? | 09:14 |
iceroot | docmax: have a look at alfresco, its an enterprise document content management system | 09:14 |
concrete- | mneptok: i know, its the 2004 MX edition, when it was owned by macromedia. I cant afford nything new | 09:15 |
lilzeus | mneptok: ok,now what? | 09:15 |
niall | For fuck's sake | 09:15 |
Viking667 | CHESLYN: that means you're root user. Be very very careful with that sword, sir. While you figure out what it's for. | 09:15 |
mneptok | lilzeus: nslookup cnn.com | 09:15 |
concrete- | !language |niall | 09:15 |
ubottu | niall: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 09:15 |
* lucent whistles party foul on niall | 09:15 |
niall | concrete, words never hurt anyone | 09:15 |
docmax | lucent, for myself | 09:15 |
concrete- | howya: that used to be my nickname | 09:15 |
lucent | lilzeus: also 'dig' vs. 'nslookup' | 09:15 |
Viking667 | niall: bullshit. | 09:16 |
mneptok | niall: they're about to hurt your ability to /join this channel | 09:16 |
Viking667 | and sorry to the rest of the channel, but he's out and out wrong. | 09:16 |
lilzeus | mneptok: timed out | 09:16 |
howya | hi | 09:16 |
niall | Viking667, interesting way to call me out for swearing | 09:16 |
silentsurfer | hi everyone | 09:16 |
elky | Viking667 and niall, both please watch your language. | 09:16 |
mediadata | CHESLYN: just type sudo -s -H | 09:16 |
Ali_nz | is there a easy way to for example schedule 3 commands to run consecutively? | 09:16 |
niall | WHY? | 09:16 |
CHESLYN | Viking667: so if i want to remove my username how?please | 09:16 |
* mojo_o shakes head | 09:16 |
lucent | Ali_nz: run them, in a row? | 09:16 |
howya | oops, ive launched opera and now i have two nicks! soz ppl! | 09:17 |
lucent | Ali_nz: the semi-colon breaks between commands | 09:17 |
iceroot | mneptok: thx | 09:17 |
concrete- | beter | 09:17 |
lilzeus | lucent: timed out | 09:17 |
lucent | Ali_nz: echo one; echo two; echo three | 09:17 |
sash_ | Ali_nz: program1 && program2 && program3 | 09:17 |
Ali_nz | lucent: just the answer i was looking for - thanks | 09:17 |
sash_ | Ali_nz: parallel would be program1 & program2 & program3 | 09:17 |
lucent | sash_: conditional is a bit of a detail though | 09:17 |
lucent | double ampersand means run this if the previous command completed with an error code of zero | 09:18 |
sash_ | well, ok | 09:18 |
sash_ | yes | 09:18 |
Ali_nz | sash: thanks, but i am thinking of same disk testing software, parallel would be a bad idea :-) | 09:18 |
sash_ | youre right | 09:18 |
mneptok | lilzeus: did the machine seem to get a DHCP lease? | 09:18 |
mediadata | iceroot: another suggest for me about can't ping with another pc ? | 09:18 |
the_spirit_ | CHESLYN: what you want to do? | 09:18 |
lilzeus | lucent, mneptok: what I don't understand is how every 192.168.1.xxx address I put into a browser displays the Apache default "It works!" page | 09:18 |
mneptok | niall: now, behave. | 09:18 |
lilzeus | mneptok: it does to itself, by my router never shows it | 09:19 |
defendguin | hey I was trying to use the network manager feature where i can connect to my cell phone via bluetooth. I have paired the devices and i believe my phone supports it but the option isn't showing up in NM applet | 09:19 |
Ali_nz | i wish you could do virus removal of a ntfs drive from within linux. that would be soooo cooll | 09:19 |
iceroot | mediadata: no, i have not seen a paste of ifconfig yet and now i have to go to a football-match | 09:19 |
lucent | lilzeus: that's kind of funny, isn't it? did you make any changes to firewall policy? | 09:19 |
Lint01 | each time I'm opening my partitions, system says that operation is privileged and asks for password, how to switch that s*t off? | 09:19 |
lilzeus | lucent: no | 09:19 |
mneptok | lilzeus: what else could be assigning a DHCP lease besides your router? | 09:19 |
mediadata | iceroot: ok... thanks... | 09:19 |
lilzeus | mneptok: no idea | 09:19 |
CHESLYN | the_spirit_: i made me 'root' now i dont wanna be 'root' any more | 09:19 |
mediadata | iceroot: http://paste.ubuntu.com/295288/ | 09:20 |
niall | mneptok, sorry I never realized that all other IT geeks were such Christians | 09:20 |
BlouBlou | CHESLYN: so open and close terminal | 09:20 |
lilzeus | mneptok: router shows NO IP address for that computer | 09:20 |
BlouBlou | CHESLYN: close and open sorry | 09:20 |
lucent | Lint01: o_O | 09:20 |
lucent | Lint01: what is it you want to disable? | 09:20 |
mediadata | CHESLYN: type exit | 09:20 |
Lint01 | the password prompt for mounting damned partitions | 09:20 |
the_spirit_ | CHESLYN: it goes away after some minutes | 09:21 |
lucent | Lint01: might be a bug | 09:21 |
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lucent | Lint01: otherwise it's just a precaution you can't do much about | 09:21 |
CHESLYN | thanks guys | 09:21 |
linuxuz3r | wassup ubuntu | 09:21 |
Ali_nz | hey, does anyone know, if for example Kaspersky Internet Security would work under wine? | 09:21 |
linuxuz3r | when is karmic koala going to be released? | 09:21 |
what | Avast! works natively. | 09:21 |
iceroot | Ali_nz: you dont need something like that | 09:21 |
Billiard | Ali_nz: that wouldnt work well | 09:21 |
BlouBlou | !karmic | linuxuz3r | 09:22 |
ubottu | linuxuz3r: Karmic Koala is the codename for Ubuntu 9.10, due October 29th, 2009 - Karmic is BETA and MAY break - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 09:22 |
iceroot | !karmic | linuxuz3r | 09:22 |
lucent | Lint01: if you added your username to the 'disk' group and logged out and back in again, it wouldn't ask you for permission, but any program would then have access to any disk device | 09:22 |
Viking667 | Ali_nz: why not use some other solution? clamav is pretty good. | 09:22 |
Viking667 | ... and is Linux-based already | 09:22 |
sattam | Ali_nz: why you nead kasperksy ? | 09:22 |
Viking667 | there's even a clamav-win | 09:22 |
Ali_nz | Viking667: would it work on NTFS drives? | 09:22 |
sattam | need* | 09:22 |
lucent | linuxuz3r: "karmic roadmap" something like that | 09:22 |
Viking667 | Ali_nz: ugh. | 09:22 |
lucent | linuxuz3r: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseSchedule | 09:23 |
Viking667 | Ali_nz: you're trying to run a ntfs filesystem from wine, you'd better know what the hell you're doing. | 09:23 |
Lint01 | what do you mean, 'have access'? | 09:23 |
sivang | hi all | 09:23 |
linuxuz3r | so on the 29th its going to be the standard release... not the beta anymore | 09:23 |
Viking667 | err, not run, run from | 09:23 |
linuxuz3r | ? | 09:23 |
vatts | so ubuntu 9.10 is now STABLE OUT or its still beta? | 09:23 |
sivang | how can I Setup my ubuntu machine to do NAT from my eth1 iface to ath0 ? | 09:23 |
vatts | :S | 09:23 |
Viking667 | apparently that's the case, yes. the 29th | 09:23 |
sivang | and back, for that matter | 09:23 |
BlouBlou | linuxuz3r: yeah | 09:23 |
what | Lint01: what? | 09:23 |
lucent | Lint01: there's a reason it asks for your password mate | 09:23 |
sivang | I'm trying to follow several howtos but none of them work | 09:23 |
lilzeus | lucent: give up? | 09:23 |
vatts | ich, DU ya :P | 09:23 |
lucent | Lint01: w/o the security, any program can write to your block devices | 09:23 |
Lint01 | there's no reason to ask me for password for mounting device | 09:24 |
vatts | there is. | 09:24 |
Viking667 | actually, there is. | 09:24 |
what | Very much so. | 09:24 |
Viking667 | Device access is ALWAYS restricted to root. | 09:24 |
the_spirit_ | vatts: what languafǵe is that | 09:24 |
lucent | lilzeus: your description isn't enough information, and I'm not really sure what kind of information I would need to advise you | 09:24 |
Viking667 | (with small liftings for local audio, etc etc) | 09:24 |
the_spirit_ | youre always joking | 09:25 |
vatts | the_spirit_, which lang... oh, german? no need to study it, just go around the corner | 09:25 |
vatts | the_spirit_, btw, which charset is this? | 09:25 |
mediadata | hi... | 09:25 |
lilzeus | lucent: I can ping myself | 09:25 |
Ali_nz | what i am getting at is this. sometimes friends bring round computers (all windows machines) and complain running slow/not booting etc. standard tests seem to be a surface test, test partition tables, and check for viruses, and mybe first of all, run ddrescue to image the drive. what would be great sould be to que all these tests and walk away. I can do everything fromwithin linux at the moment bar the virus scan | 09:25 |
Lint01 | how exactly being able to mount device gives you write access to it? | 09:25 |
sivang | anybody has a good link for it ? | 09:25 |
lucent | Lint01: some devices (like USB remmovable storage) should have work-arounds in place to authenticate and mount the partitions desired | 09:25 |
lilzeus | lol | 09:25 |
vatts | ich_, ya, du!!! stop :P | 09:25 |
vatts | laggers | 09:25 |
vatts | :p | 09:25 |
Viking667 | Lint01: because it just does. | 09:25 |
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Viking667 | The ability to mount means you have the ability to write. End of, unless you've got other ACL-stuff added, i.e. SELINUX, etc | 09:26 |
lucent | Lint01: i.e. if you get a message asking you to authenticate when you insert a USB flash drive, that may be a bug because there should be a system in place to allow that | 09:26 |
Lint01 | I want to mount my local disk partition | 09:26 |
mediadata | why my pc win* 192.168.1.11 can't ping with my box ubuntu 192.168.1.3 ? | 09:26 |
Viking667 | If his user is in the group that's allowed to mount, that may be allowable. | 09:26 |
lucent | Lint01: local hard disk partition should ask you to authenticate | 09:26 |
Viking667 | But then only root can add to that list of members of that group | 09:27 |
lucent | Lint01: that's a policy setting, and I don't think we're there yet in Ubuntu-land to set a policy to allow you to mount that without an active authentication | 09:27 |
lilzeus | lucent: in fact, every address which starts with 192.168.1.xxx returns a ping | 09:27 |
lucent | lilzeus: that sounds really odd | 09:27 |
* Viking667 blinks | 09:27 |
lilzeus | lucent: no kidding! | 09:27 |
Ali_nz | so will any of these linux antivirus packages scan antfs drivs? | 09:28 |
Billiard | Lint01: you can add an entry in your fstab so your partition is automatically mounted on boot | 09:28 |
portland | !ops | 09:28 |
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Viking667 | Ali_nz: so, what you want is: a scanner that'll scan a ntfs drive? | 09:28 |
Ali_nz | Viking667: yes | 09:28 |
Viking667 | If you can _mount_ the ntfs filesystem from the drive, then clamav can scan the filesystem | 09:28 |
Viking667 | ... but you'll only be able to scan as root... which is as it should be. | 09:29 |
Lint01 | so when devices are mounted on boot, they don't need to have root password? why do they need it after? | 09:29 |
lucent | lilzeus: sounds complicated, no incentive here to help out sorry | 09:29 |
Viking667 | Lint01: they're moutde by the root user, by default. | 09:29 |
iceroot | Lint01: because the boot-process is running as root | 09:29 |
Ali_nz | Viking667: clamnav work good? work from cli? | 09:29 |
Viking667 | it works from cli, yes. | 09:29 |
lilzeus | well that sucks | 09:29 |
Viking667 | lilzeus: hm? whatsucks? | 09:29 |
lilzeus | Viking667: my problem is complicated and I can't get help | 09:30 |
Ali_nz | Viking667: is it reliable? | 09:30 |
lilzeus | :( | 09:30 |
Lint01 | I see we're stuck in '70 here. hell | 09:30 |
lucent | this is *nix after all | 09:31 |
lucent | 1970's forever? | 09:31 |
Viking667 | lol. | 09:31 |
Viking667 | Ali_nz: reasonably. | 09:31 |
Viking667 | Put it this way, I don't think it's any more unreliable than most other offerings out there maintained by the community | 09:31 |
lucent | eventually the PolicyKit should get a round of documented procedures for configuring things like mounting local disk partitions | 09:31 |
Ali_nz | haha - ok | 09:32 |
lucent | 'til then we're kind of stuck with secure by default | 09:32 |
Ali_nz | Viking667: and is there a linux equivelant o Malware Antibytes? | 09:32 |
Viking667 | lucent: probably, yes. Though I haven't started dealing with PolicyKit yet. | 09:32 |
what | Ali_nz: sounds fun but | 09:32 |
Viking667 | Ali_nz: I've never heard of that, so I can't comment. | 09:32 |
lilzeus | ugh, so much for ubuntu | 09:32 |
what | i dont think theres dollars for development for us | 09:32 |
lucent | Viking667: it's like watching all of what you thought you knew about *nix swirl around in a toilet, whoosh | 09:32 |
lilzeus | I tried, I really did | 09:32 |
Viking667 | lucent: he he he | 09:33 |
Ali_nz | Viking667: its more targeted at, well, malware asopposed to virus | 09:33 |
lilzeus | are there more reliable distros of linux? | 09:34 |
Ali_nz | not quite sure what the diff is but it picks up stuff that antivi doesnt | 09:34 |
Viking667 | lilzeus: heh. Depends. | 09:34 |
Viking667 | Most of them depend upon how you set them up. | 09:34 |
BlouBlou | lilzeus: if we are in #ubuntu is because we this ubuntu is the best ;) (or maybe I think it) | 09:34 |
lucent | lilzeus: distro of linux doesn't do much good if your network is bologna :) | 09:35 |
lilzeus | well, my 'network' is not the problem...I am here after all :) | 09:35 |
lucent | for diagnosing problems my favorite tools now are an Ubuntu LiveCD and a System Rescue CD boot (sysresccd.org) | 09:36 |
lucent | SysResCD mostly because it's not Ubuntu and I can cross-examine problems that would possibly be from the sauce patches into the Ubuntu Linux kernel | 09:36 |
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Lint01 | is there some kind of WordPad in Ubuntu? | 09:40 |
fahadsadah | lucent: I have an OHNOESPROBLEM kit. | 09:40 |
fahadsadah | Lint01: gedit or kate | 09:41 |
lucent | Lint01: 'gedit' but it's kind of ... sluggish? | 09:41 |
fahadsadah | lucent: Ubuntu discs, procmon (for Windows), etherkiller (sentimental value) | 09:41 |
lilzeus | I restarted and I am at the prompt with networking...any ideas? | 09:41 |
Dr_Willis | abiword is a nice WYSISYG word processor | 09:41 |
fahadsadah | lilzeus: Ideas for what? | 09:41 |
Pirate_Hunter | lucent: leafpad | 09:41 |
lucent | ah ha! yeah leafpad is neato | 09:41 |
Viking667 | Lint01: there are a few nice-ish editors. I use vim, but that takes some getting used to. | 09:42 |
pqrstuv | I have ubuntu server edition cd.Does server edition have desktop environment? | 09:42 |
Viking667 | no, but that doesn't stop you from adding one. | 09:42 |
Billiard | pqrstuv: by default no | 09:42 |
lilzeus | fahadsadah: networking stopped working suddenly, nic works fine, but for some odd reason when I ping every address starting with 192.168.1.xxx I get a return | 09:42 |
BlouBlou | pqrstuv: no, it hasn't got x installed by default | 09:42 |
Lint01 | kate is for KDE and gedit, leaf etc are Notepads | 09:42 |
lucent | lilzeus: tracepath 4.2.2.2 | 09:42 |
lucent | paste to pastebin | 09:42 |
Pirate_Hunter | pqrstuv: no but you could put a desktop afterwards | 09:42 |
Viking667 | pqrstuv: problem is, when you grab server edition, you normally know what you're doing and don't NEED a desktop. | 09:43 |
fahadsadah | lucent: Isn't it traceroute? | 09:43 |
Lint01 | I need something that works with odf and allows tables and formatting | 09:43 |
Viking667 | traceroute | 09:43 |
lucent | fahadsadah: traceroute historically yeah | 09:43 |
Viking667 | I use mtr too. | 09:43 |
lilzeus | so which? | 09:43 |
fahadsadah | pqrstuv: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop | 09:43 |
lilzeus | tracepath or traceroute? | 09:43 |
fahadsadah | And in future, don't get server edition. | 09:43 |
fahadsadah | lilzeus: Either. | 09:43 |
Viking667 | either | 09:43 |
lucent | I'm into tracepath for the v6 variant tracepath6 | 09:43 |
Viking667 | I wasn't even aware of tracepath until now. | 09:43 |
Pirate_Hunter | pqrstuv: just like Viking667 said still it isn't that different from desktop if you know how to go about in command line | 09:44 |
lilzeus | lucent: send failed | 09:44 |
BlouBlou | pqrstuv: I recommend you install desktop edition, and then install server's packets manually if you need it | 09:44 |
* Viking667 was insane. | 09:44 |
Lint01 | vim does WYSIWIG formatting? | 09:44 |
Pirate_Hunter | BlouBlou: he/she can do that just by using tasksel | 09:45 |
MenZa | Lint01: no. | 09:45 |
MenZa | Lint01: the lighest wordpad-like thing you'll find is probably abiword. | 09:45 |
Pirate_Hunter | pqrstuv: use sudo tasksel and choose ubuntu desktop if server isn't your thing | 09:45 |
MenZa | But if you're going to use that, you may as well use OO.o Writer. | 09:45 |
Viking667 | I installed normal Ubuntu, then grabbed UbuntuStudio DVD, added it as a media, then pulled in all the packages I wanted from it.... muahahahahaha | 09:45 |
lucent | Lint01: abiword is pretty close yeah | 09:45 |
Dr_Willis | For 99% of my needs abiword works. | 09:45 |
Lint01 | lightest? it's 30 MB, like M$ Word | 09:46 |
Dr_Willis | !info abiword | 09:46 |
ubottu | abiword (source: abiword): efficient, featureful word processor with collaboration. In component main, is optional. Version 2.6.6-0ubuntu1 (jaunty), package size 2899 kB, installed size 7808 kB | 09:46 |
Viking667 | Lint01: by the way, do you need formatted text, or just plain text? | 09:46 |
lilzeus | even in this mode, every address starting with 192.168.1.xxx returns a ping | 09:46 |
pqrstuv | What's the benifit for not having any desktop environment in server edition? | 09:46 |
* lucent hands Lint01 aloe vera | 09:46 |
lucent | here, you just got burned. | 09:46 |
MenZa | Lint01: Why bother with half-way editors? WordPad has tons and tons of limitations. It's like a boiled-down Word. | 09:46 |
Dr_Willis | pqrstuv: more space for your ftp server :) | 09:46 |
pqrstuv | Purpose | 09:46 |
Viking667 | Lint01: use vim | 09:47 |
lilzeus | I think it was recovery mode? | 09:47 |
Lint01 | of course I do need formatted text and maybe tables | 09:47 |
Viking667 | oh. | 09:47 |
MenZa | If you insist on rich formatting, use a Word Processor (i.e. OO.o Writer, Abiword). If you just want *text*, use a text editor (like gedit, vim, emacs, etc.) | 09:47 |
Viking667 | Then OO.o Writer | 09:47 |
lilzeus | and I chose the option with networking | 09:47 |
lucent | lilzeus: your network is fubar | 09:47 |
lucent | lilzeus: I mentioned this already | 09:47 |
lucent | lilzeus: the cause is not easy to figure out | 09:47 |
lilzeus | lucent: what do you mean 'network'? | 09:47 |
lilzeus | after all, I am here, on a different ubuntu install, on a different machine, on the same network | 09:48 |
Pirate_Hunter | pqrstuv: most say you are saving resources which may be true | 09:49 |
lucent | lilzeus: I suggest what I said already, boot a sysresccd.org environment live from CD and try that to rule out any Ubuntu specific kernel problem | 09:49 |
lilzeus | well, I have the ubuntu CD | 09:49 |
Lint01 | Dr_Willis, 12 to install|upgrade, 0 to remove; 23.3 MB will be used <- is it 7808 kb? stop lying please | 09:49 |
Viking667 | Lint01: heh. | 09:50 |
Pirate_Hunter | lilzeus: did you uninstall any extra components such as ubuntu-base still I don't get what is the actual problem with the network other than it is not working | 09:50 |
Viking667 | Let me guess, 7.8Mb to download, but 20Mb when unpacked? | 09:50 |
MenZa | Soundsa bout right, Viking667. | 09:50 |
lucent | lilzeus: it not working, that is not helpful. You will need to find out when it works, and on the SAME hardware, then we can rule out the problems | 09:50 |
o0splitpaw0o | Anyone know if I can chroot into a directory while logged in? I am building a mini cluster here. taking directions from microwulf directions, but it tell me "chroot: cannot change root directory to /bin/bash: Not a directory". I am attempting to Get a Kernel and initrd Into Place for PXE. Suggestions? | 09:51 |
MenZa | Lint01: You're not counting in dependencies. | 09:51 |
lucent | o0splitpaw0o: ah, the syntax is chroot directory shell-command | 09:51 |
lucent | I think | 09:51 |
Viking667 | o0splitpaw0o: uh,..... | 09:51 |
Lint01 | 1 | 09:51 |
Viking667 | yeah | 09:51 |
lucent | o0splitpaw0o: chroot /mnt/blahlinux /bin/bash | 09:52 |
lucent | something like that - are you doin' it wrong? | 09:52 |
o0splitpaw0o | lucent, right, that's what I am attempting | 09:52 |
lucent | o0splitpaw0o: and "/bin/bash" in that example would be in /mnt/blahlinux/bin/bash | 09:53 |
lucent | not everybody understands chroot | 09:53 |
kelohippi | hey. how can i check from the image file of ubuntu 9.04 that is it 64 or 32 bit version. i forgot which one i downloaded. :P | 09:53 |
lucent | kelohippi: md5sums maybe? | 09:53 |
Billiard | kelohippi: you could check the md5, yes | 09:53 |
o0splitpaw0o | lucent, ah ok. let's see here.. | 09:54 |
o0splitpaw0o | lucent, example like this then eh?: sudo chroot /nodes/nfs/node1/bin/bash | 09:54 |
lucent | hm yeah so sudo chroot /nodes/nfs/node1 /bin/bash | 09:55 |
lucent | there must be a whole working system there of libraries and programs to support the new root environment | 09:55 |
gamerx | can anyone help me with kismet set-up? | 09:56 |
Billiard | gamerx: sure | 09:56 |
o0splitpaw0o | lucent, ah well that is the issue then. I am going to go over these notes again. I don't see it mentioning to copy anything over or profiles | 09:56 |
lilzeus2 | well, here I am | 09:56 |
pompato | Hi everyone! I'm trying to install apache2 from synaptics. it's installed by i experience the following issue: it can't load the shared library libmysqlclient_r.so.15 (no such file) | 09:56 |
lilzeus2 | I am using the Ubuntu CD | 09:56 |
kelohippi | hmm. im running windows and dont have md5sums installed. any other way? | 09:57 |
lilzeus2 | everything works | 09:57 |
gamerx | Billiard, i tried to install it in synaptic but it had on startup | 09:57 |
Dr_Willis | !md5 | 09:57 |
ubottu | To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 09:57 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: you still here? | 09:57 |
tavo | excuse me, where could i get hardware support from? | 09:57 |
lucent | gamerx: normal Ubuntu install (Gnome kinda stuff) you'll need to do /etc/init.d/network-manager stop; service avahi-daemon stop; killall wpa_supplicant | 09:57 |
vatts | which noisy away messages! | 09:57 |
vatts | did i do anything?! | 09:57 |
tavo | I mean I have problems whith my usbs | 09:57 |
lucent | that's for karmic which is due out in a few days | 09:57 |
lucent | gamerx: other distros have different ways of doing what I just said | 09:58 |
gamerx | Billiard, so i uninstalled it from synaptic and dled the one from their sitte | 09:58 |
alex87 | anyone else spent all day on the computer doing nothing? | 09:58 |
gamerx | lucent, why would i do that? | 09:58 |
Billiard | gamerx: you need to setup a source | 09:58 |
dynamite | alex87.... right here!!!=D | 09:58 |
kelohippi | aight. thanks | 09:58 |
lilzeus2 | so, if I am able to connect to the internet, and everything works fine when using the Ubuntu LiveCD, what does that mean about my install? | 09:58 |
pompato | Hi everyone! I'm trying to install apache2 from synaptics. it's installed by i experience the following issue: it can't load the shared library libmysqlclient_r.so.15 (no such file) | 09:58 |
vatts | somebody tell me what did i do when i shutted down xchat on my laptop | 09:58 |
lucent | gamerx: kismet wants some pretty specific control over the wifi interface and there's three things using the interface already preventing this | 09:59 |
gamerx | Billiard, lucent i have the install files on my desktop and a term open to them i have run ./configure and it gives me this: | 09:59 |
alex87 | dynamite, hehe, bloody addiction | 09:59 |
lucent | wpa_supplicant, network manager, and usually avahi-daemon | 09:59 |
patb | hey got an issue my network traffic keeps showing up in my dmesg making it hard to see whats goin on with the sytem at other times is there any way to stop the packet information from being shown | 09:59 |
vatts | leaf-sheep: what the hax did i do. | 09:59 |
Dr_Willis | vatts: triggered an 'away' script proberly.. which is normally just a annoyance | 09:59 |
gamerx | lucent, this will only drop my wireless not wired? | 09:59 |
vatts | Dr_Willis: can i get output? | 09:59 |
Dr_Willis | vatts: no big deal. just explore your client and disable 'awway' message | 09:59 |
lucent | it will drop everything gamerx | 09:59 |
lucent | I see no good way to just drop the wireless | 10:00 |
vatts | it is not client, since it's bnc and it should do this NEVER | 10:00 |
vatts | >_< | 10:00 |
gamerx | lucent, well then its not a good idea to do that when im on irc | 10:00 |
gamerx | :p | 10:00 |
lucent | wish there was a kinder gentler way :P | 10:00 |
Dr_Willis | vatts: perhaps its a BNC featrue then | 10:00 |
leaf-sheep | :< | 10:00 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: I have restarted using the LiveCD and it works, what should I do now? | 10:01 |
lucent | gamerx: kismet should be in the repo | 10:01 |
Dr_Willis | vatts: bnc sees you are not conneted to it.. so IT says to us you are 'away' | 10:01 |
lucent | lilzeus2: which livecd? | 10:01 |
vatts | Dr_Willis: thing is | 10:01 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: Ubuntu | 10:01 |
vatts | i logged on bnc here, went upstairs, logged on laptop, chatted, dislogged and came downstairs. | 10:01 |
vatts | i was connected here all the time | 10:01 |
vatts | and bnc should do this oNLY when last client goes *poof* | 10:01 |
vatts | so sorry for epic failz | 10:01 |
lucent | lilzeus2: maybe uh, 'ifconfig -a' and write down the interface names and the mac addresses for each interface name | 10:01 |
gamerx | lucent, it is but it gives me an error when i run "kismet" form term | 10:02 |
Dr_Willis | vatts: i dont use bnc. No idea. check their docs.. or you perhaps was using 2 differnt nics. | 10:02 |
vatts | *d*d*d*d* cold... | 10:02 |
* patb hey got an issue my network traffic keeps showing up in my dmesg making it hard to see whats goin on with the sytem at other times is there any way to stop the packet information from being shown | 10:02 |
vatts | Dr_Willis: niet ^^ | 10:02 |
Billiard | gamerx: did you setup a source | 10:02 |
lucent | gamerx: as it should... | 10:02 |
Dr_Willis | vatts: i perfer 'znc' :) | 10:02 |
lucent | patb: you can change your log level | 10:02 |
vatts | <vatts> so ubuntu 9.10 is now STABLE OUT or its still beta? <<that was from craptop | 10:02 |
vatts | Dr_Willis: it is znc :D | 10:02 |
lucent | patb: sounds weird though, are you playing with firewalling? | 10:02 |
patb | thanks | 10:02 |
gamerx | Billiard, lucent, how would i go about that | 10:02 |
ruby_on_tails | hello | 10:02 |
Paulogram | Hey, I am trying to use the partitioner of ubuntu live CD to make place for a windows installation. What format should I use in gparted? XFS, JFS or ReiserFS ? | 10:02 |
vatts | ruby_on_tails: hehe nice nix :P | 10:02 |
patb | i use firestarter | 10:03 |
ruby_on_tails | when I set my status in pidgin as busy my ubuntu also shows busy why ? | 10:03 |
ruby_on_tails | vatts: thanks :D | 10:03 |
patb | it happened when i installed a wpa supplicant | 10:03 |
vatts | ruby_on_tails: i hate RoR :D | 10:03 |
Billiard | gamerx: you need to change the kismet config and setup a source with your wireless card type and such | 10:03 |
Dr_Willis | Paulogram: none of those.. leave it unallocaated.. or vfat/ntfs for windows. | 10:03 |
lucent | patb: from console, I mean a virtual console like without X11, it's SysRq (Alt+PrintScreen) and then one of your number keys | 10:03 |
ruby_on_tails | vatts: I am neutral, I just do PHP | 10:03 |
vatts | :O | 10:03 |
ruby_on_tails | just a nick :P | 10:03 |
* vatts </3 php^^ | 10:03 |
lucent | patb: I think 8 is really verbose and '1' is less verbose | 10:03 |
vatts | it's cold here | 10:04 |
gamerx | Billiard, can you tell me how to do that, i installed it thru the repo again | 10:04 |
vatts | 15˚ room temperature | 10:04 |
vatts | and outside 2 | 10:04 |
vatts | :S | 10:04 |
* vatts freezes | 10:04 |
patb | thanks | 10:04 |
FloodBot2 | vatts: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 10:04 |
ruby_on_tails | I started an IRC channel on freenode, why am I not the admin there ? | 10:04 |
pompato | can someone read me? | 10:04 |
ruby_on_tails | like FloodBot2 is here ? | 10:04 |
gamerx | vatts, nice :0, its 40 deg here | 10:04 |
ruby_on_tails | pompato: no | 10:04 |
vatts | ruby_on_tails: whic | 10:04 |
vatts | gamerx: F or C?! | 10:04 |
ruby_on_tails | what which ? | 10:04 |
vatts | i said in C -_- | 10:04 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: what is 'pan0'? | 10:04 |
BlouBlou | !ot | 10:04 |
vatts | which chan, ruby_on_tails | 10:04 |
gamerx | vatts, c :0 | 10:04 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 10:04 |
lucent | ruby_on_tails: wrong channel? this is Ubuntu community channel | 10:04 |
pompato | ruby_on_tails: ok, then I guess I should leave | 10:04 |
vatts | gamerx: where Oo | 10:04 |
pompato | right? | 10:04 |
lucent | lilzeus2: pan? I don't rightly know | 10:04 |
ruby_on_tails | pompato: no keep trying until someone can read you :D | 10:04 |
gamerx | vatts, australia, north australia | 10:04 |
vatts | eh, sure! | 10:05 |
lucent | personal area network but I don't know why it's there | 10:05 |
ruby_on_tails | vatts: it's a dummy channel to learn | 10:05 |
gamerx | vatts, australia, north australia :) | 10:05 |
vatts | you go swimming when santa claus comes :D | 10:05 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: it was one of the devices that showed up in the 'ifconfig -a' | 10:05 |
vatts | gamerx: europe! | 10:05 |
patb | found a solution just needed to be pointed in the right direction | 10:05 |
vatts | ruby_on_tails: which as name :P | 10:05 |
Lint01 | does vim able to replace line ends by regex? | 10:05 |
ruby_on_tails | lucent: hmm k | 10:05 |
gamerx | vatts, nice :0 | 10:05 |
Billiard | gamerx: what is your wireless card | 10:05 |
pompato | I have installed apache2 from synaptic. it's installed by i experience the following issue: it can't load the shared library libmysqlclient_r.so.15 (no such file) | 10:05 |
gamerx | umm | 10:05 |
vatts | Lint01: sure, just read manual for it :) | 10:05 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: 3 were there, eth0, lo, and pan0 | 10:05 |
Paulogram | Dr_Willis: thereis no option vfat/ntfs, I am using 9.04 Live CD | 10:05 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: only eth0 and pan0 had HWaddr | 10:06 |
Xcell | !list | 10:06 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network). If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 10:06 |
lucent | lilzeus2: okay :) | 10:06 |
xukun | I got a new pc with vista installed already but I would like to use the installed vista as virtual image and use it in kvm+qemu. How can I make an iso file of the vista install and use it? | 10:06 |
gamerx | Billiard, i dont know can you give me the appropriate dmesg command | 10:06 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: ok, I wrote them down, now what? lol | 10:06 |
pompato | I have installed apache2 from synaptic. it's installed correctly, but i experience the following issue: it can't load the shared library libmysqlclient_r.so.15 (no such file) | 10:06 |
ruby_on_tails | vatts: #testDummy | 10:06 |
Dr_Willis | Paulogram: then leave it unallocated and let windoss format it. - windows cant install to ext/xfs/whatever.. it has to format it to ntfs or fat. | 10:06 |
Xcell | I need a administrator listed room.. | 10:06 |
Blacksimon | isntead of using a virtual HD, you can assign it to a real HD? | 10:06 |
lucent | lilzeus2: one more thing to do is poke your iptables and save the output or just make a note | 10:06 |
Blacksimon | and use another one for your install of ubuntu i guess | 10:06 |
lucent | lilzeus2: iptables -L | 10:06 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: Operation not permitted | 10:07 |
Xcell | I need an op\ | 10:07 |
Billiard | gamerx: try lspci | 10:08 |
Dr_Willis | Xcell: try #ubuntu-ops | 10:08 |
lucent | lilzeus2: ahem, with sudo | 10:08 |
xukun | anybody please? | 10:08 |
Xcell | tx dr | 10:08 |
gamerx | Billiard, 05:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR928X Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express) (rev 01) | 10:08 |
lucent | it's time for another glass of red wine, ladies and gentlemen, I turn to drugs because of you lovely people | 10:08 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: not much to the output | 10:08 |
Billiard | gamerx: iwconfig what is your wireless device named | 10:09 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: Chain INPUT, FOWARD, OUTPUT all say the same thing (policy ACCEPT) | 10:09 |
lucent | lilzeus2: cool, that's normal | 10:09 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: now what? :) | 10:10 |
lucent | lilzeus2: now on the same hardware, go back into the thing that is broken and repeat that comparing your notes about interface names and hwaddr's and the iptables | 10:10 |
gamerx | Billiard, wlan0?? | 10:10 |
gamerx | Billiard, is that what you wanted? | 10:10 |
lilzeus2 | lucent: ok, here goes | 10:10 |
Billiard | gamerx: yes | 10:10 |
lucent | lilzeus2: yep, btw did you muck around with ndiswrapper at all by chance? | 10:10 |
gamerx | Billiard, thank goodness :0 | 10:11 |
Billiard | gamerx: open your kismet config file its probably in /etc/kismet | 10:11 |
gamerx | whats the command to install xchat? | 10:11 |
gamerx | Billiard, okay | 10:11 |
disappearedng | anyone familiar with how I can download multiple files from megauploader or rapidshare ? | 10:11 |
lstarnes | gamerx: sudo apt-get install xchat | 10:11 |
Viking667 | gamerx: depends. Ubuntu, or RPM-based? | 10:11 |
Viking667 | (or Debian) | 10:11 |
gamerx | Viking667, its all good | 10:11 |
Viking667 | cool. | 10:12 |
gamerx | Viking667, just needed to yell at my friend cus hes stupid, but then again i had to ask :p | 10:12 |
lucent | disappearedng: that's a little off topic, funny you mention that I wrote a script to um, do things, to stuff | 10:12 |
sifo | hello all :P | 10:12 |
Blacksimon | ello | 10:12 |
lucent | disappearedng: it's got nothing to do with your question | 10:12 |
disappearedng | well I don't want to decrypt the url scheme used by them, I am asking whether there are existing working apps anyone can recommend | 10:13 |
Viking667 | lucent: hm. written in smalltalk, that'd be: do: things to: stuff. | 10:13 |
lucent | Viking667: ha, I like :) | 10:13 |
lucent | must be the wine talking | 10:13 |
Billiard | gamerx: see the sources line | 10:13 |
disappearedng | you using wine ? | 10:13 |
lucent | drinking wine | 10:13 |
sifo | ask! will ubuntu 9.10 support usb serial modem automaticly? | 10:13 |
lucent | C&T Front Porch Merlot 2005 | 10:13 |
gamerx | Billiard, im looking now | 10:13 |
xukun | is it possible to make an .iso image from my current vista so can use it as KVM Virtual Machine in ubuntu? | 10:13 |
Viking667 | uh, probably not. | 10:14 |
lucent | sifo: not totally sure, but the karmic release will have improvements in the network manager applet settings | 10:14 |
lorenz | hey? | 10:14 |
Billiard | gamerx: there is a default none none source replace it with ath5k_ag,wlan0,Atheros | 10:14 |
gamerx | Billiard, xD: source=none,none,addme just make it: source=wlan0? | 10:14 |
sifo | lucent:thanks for the info | 10:14 |
gamerx | oh ok | 10:14 |
mezquitale | what? | 10:14 |
lorenz | hi gamerx | 10:14 |
gamerx | lorenz, hi | 10:14 |
xukun | anyone please? yes or no will do? | 10:15 |
gamerx | lorenz, what r u upto? | 10:15 |
gamerx | Billiard, ohh damn need to open it with sudo :0 | 10:15 |
sifo | ask! will compiz in ubuntu 9.10 support vga sis or s3 chipset? | 10:15 |
pompato | I have installed apache2 from synaptic. it's installed correctly, but i experience the following issue: it can't load the shared library libmysqlclient_r.so.15 (no such file) | 10:15 |
rsk | sifo: most likely not without a miracle | 10:16 |
lucent | pompato: package you're looking for would have "mysql" and "mod" in the name | 10:16 |
lucent | probably | 10:16 |
rsk | sifo: theese card are not meant to do anything compizlike | 10:16 |
pompato | lucent: so what should I do? | 10:16 |
sifo | rsk :thanks | 10:17 |
Billiard | gamerx: then run sudo kismet_server, then kismet_client, if no errors | 10:17 |
Hz0 | Hello | 10:17 |
lucent | pompato: there's some code in apache directives to look for libmysql on the system and bail out if it's not found | 10:17 |
Hz0 | everyone | 10:17 |
gamerx | Billiard, okay hang on | 10:17 |
lilzeus | lucent: only difference is in that pan0 device, the HWaddr do not match, iptables -L was the same | 10:17 |
lucent | pompato: presumably you just have to get mysql set up correctly - is it? | 10:17 |
lucent | lilzeus: the heck is pan0 anyways, now i'm curious | 10:18 |
pompato | lucent: maybe, but I had already installed libmysql | 10:18 |
pompato | wait | 10:18 |
pompato | I retry | 10:18 |
lilzeus | lucent: it says its an ethernet | 10:18 |
lilzeus | err, let me see what I can copy | 10:18 |
Tmi | I just checked my services and apparently both gdm and kdm is on .... since I use gnome it should be no problem to just turn of kdm in the services list right? | 10:18 |
lucent | lilzeus: okay pan0 is probably some bluetooth like technology | 10:19 |
sifo | aks! is there any ubuntu variant that include the nvidia/ati driver? | 10:19 |
lilzeus | lucent: Linkencap:Ethernet is what it says | 10:19 |
naser67 | hi | 10:19 |
naser67 | how can i move /opt to another partition ? | 10:20 |
lilzeus | lucent: this machine is older than bluetooth...lol | 10:20 |
BlouBlou | naser67: you shouldn't do it | 10:20 |
rsk | sifo: every version of ubuntu has had drivers for nvidia and ati by default | 10:20 |
lucent | lilzeus: was it always broken? did you do something to set this off? | 10:20 |
naser67 | BlouBlou: how come? | 10:20 |
lilzeus | lucent: I restarted my machine | 10:20 |
lorenz | ask! how do i mount C: on startup? | 10:20 |
lucent | lilzeus: could have been a bad software update | 10:21 |
Hz0 | hello | 10:21 |
lilzeus | lucent: the last thing I installed was samba stuff | 10:21 |
rsk | hi | 10:21 |
naser67 | BlouBlou: why? | 10:21 |
BlouBlou | naser67: well, opt is a part of ubuntu file-system, if you move it from ubuntu partition, ubuntu surelly will have several problems | 10:21 |
Billiard | lorenz: you can add an entry to your fstab to mount your windows parition on startup | 10:21 |
lucent | BlouBlou: I don't have an /opt :P | 10:22 |
lorenz | Billiard: im a noob ... | 10:22 |
lilzeus | lucent: is there a way to view all the latest things I have installed by date installed? | 10:22 |
lucent | lilzeus: thinking... | 10:22 |
naser67 | BlouBlou: but , i extract xampp in /opt and when i have to reinstall ubuntu , all of my data is lost | 10:22 |
Viking667 | lilzeus: let me guess... on a Ubuntu-based system? | 10:22 |
naser67 | BlouBlou: sorry for my english | 10:22 |
lilzeus | Viking667: yes, of course | 10:22 |
BlouBlou | naser67: no problem for english | 10:22 |
lucent | lilzeus: my apt kungfu is not that good | 10:22 |
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grawity | /var/log/apt/ ? | 10:23 |
lucent | pretty decent question though, any ideas about sorting installed packages by date installed? | 10:23 |
lilzeus | lucent: mine is nonexistent | 10:23 |
grawity | (Just guessing) | 10:23 |
Viking667 | lilzeus: hm. Then that's a wee bit of a problem. Check dates on: ls -l /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.list | 10:23 |
BlouBlou | naser67: ok, if you haven't got any data, you can remove it | 10:23 |
lucent | erg... wiggly compiz window drag not fun when drunk | 10:23 |
Viking667 | sort THAT by date... | 10:23 |
BlouBlou | naser67: or move | 10:23 |
grawity | lucent: QOTD. | 10:23 |
lucent | it's horrible! | 10:24 |
naser67 | BlouBlou: how can i move ? | 10:24 |
lilzeus | Viking667: brb to try that | 10:24 |
BlouBlou | naser67: <<sudo nautilus>> (without <>) in a terminal, then move normally | 10:24 |
lucent | lilzeus: most likely culprit I think could be a kernel driver | 10:25 |
Dr_Willis | running nautilus as root.. can cause issues... close it out as soon as you are done doing your rooty tasks. :) | 10:25 |
lucent | lilzeus: have any previous kernels you could boot? | 10:25 |
xukun | guys is there really no one who can help me with my question? | 10:25 |
lucent | lilzeus: did you keep them around? | 10:25 |
xukun | is it possible to make an .iso image from my current vista so can use it as KVM Virtual Machine in ubuntu? | 10:25 |
naser67 | BlouBlou: ok , let me ask another question ? | 10:25 |
lilzeus | Viking667: that list was huge, and unusable | 10:25 |
vlt | naser67: I'd mount the other partition to /mnt/tmp, then mv everything from /opt/ to /mnt/tmp, unmount /mnt/tmp and then finally mount it to /opt. | 10:25 |
lilzeus | lucent: no idea, and no idea | 10:26 |
Dr_Willis | xukun: I would say NO. for various reasons | 10:26 |
BlouBlou | naser67: sure, ask it | |
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